Tokyo Machida City
Natural Yugawara onsen water and a variety of saunas to unwind body and mind
Tokyo Yugawara Onsen Manyo-no-Yu is a day-use onsen complex with guest rooms for overnight stays in Machida, Tokyo. Renowned Yugawara onsen water, brought in by tanker truck every day, fills its open-air baths and spacious indoor baths. The dry sauna hosts löyly events wrapped in the scent of aroma oils, and after a slow sweat in the mist sauna you can cool down pleasantly in the soft-water cold plunge. There is also a strongly carbonated nano-bubble bath and a hydrogen bath, both expected to have beauty benefits, along with warm-stone rooms, relaxation treatments and guest rooms for overnight stays, so you can enjoy fine, restful hours all day long.

Renowned onsen water brought by tanker truck from Yugawara every day fills the spacious indoor baths and the airy open-air bath. The water, gentle and soft on the skin, soothes the fatigue of daily life and brings deep peace to body and mind. There are also many other baths, such as a strongly carbonated nano-bubble bath expected to have beauty benefits and a hydrogen bath using the latest technology, so you can savor the atmosphere of a true onsen village without leaving the city.

A special space reserved for overnight guests, where you can spend private time without worrying about others. The spacious tub is filled with natural onsen water brought from Yugawara, and the warmth of this fine water is yours alone. Enjoy a quiet, calm and blissful bath with someone special or your family.

An open rooftop foot bath garden. On clear days you can gaze at majestic Mount Fuji while leisurely enjoying the renowned Yugawara water at your feet. Time spent feeling the breeze is pleasant, making it a soothing spot ideal for resting after bathing or a short moment of relaxation.

An authentic dry sauna with a dim, calm atmosphere. Moderate humidity is maintained, so you can sweat slowly without feeling stuffy. At the löyly events held every day, you can bask in pleasant waves of heat and feel deeply refreshed.

A mist sauna where fine, misty steam fills the room. It is easy to enjoy even for those who find hot saunas or dry air hard, gently warming the whole body while you work up a good sweat. Wrapped in moist steam, you can spend a relaxing time while caring for your skin deep down.

A conveniently placed cold plunge right across from the sauna room. It uses soft water that feels smooth on the skin without any tingling, gently cooling your flushed body. The door right next to it leads to the open-air area, so moving from the cold plunge to cooling off in the open air is effortless, guiding you toward a superb totonou experience.

A vast warm-stone area with a range of themes to relax body and mind, such as Ryusei-bo, evoking a mysterious starry sky, and Shinrin-bo, with soothing green lighting reminiscent of forest bathing. Men and women can use it together in the wear provided, and far-infrared rays from natural minerals such as black silica warm you gently to the core. There is also a healing terrace with Yogibo beanbags, famous for being impossible to get up from, and a hydrogen water server, so you can enjoy detoxing all day long.

A women-only warm-stone room softly lit in warm orange. It uses maifan stone and fossil ocher, whose far-infrared effect boosts circulation and brings on a heavy sweat. In this dry, floor-style room, you can enjoy detoxing at leisure in a calm, private atmosphere without worrying about others’ eyes.
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