Okinawa Ishigaki City
A hotel public bath featuring the charm of "super soft water" refined from Ishigaki Island groundwater
This large public bath inside Art Hotel Ishigakijima is proud of its "super soft water," filtered from groundwater drawn up on Ishigaki Island. With very little mineral content, the pure, gentle water is soft enough to drink even for babies, and it wraps your skin and hair in a tender embrace while providing deep moisture. The men’s bath is equipped with a high-temperature sauna where you can work up a good sweat, a cold water bath, and a reclining bath. The women’s bath features a skin-friendly mist sauna and a waterfall bath. It is free for hotel guests, and day-use bathing for visitors is also available, making it the perfect spot to relax after sightseeing on Ishigaki Island.
Thoroughly warm up your body in a bath of super soft water, then step into the dry sauna with a convection stove equipped with sauna stones. The high heat wraps around your body and leads to smooth, pleasant sweating. At the nearby cold water bath filled with soft water, you can quickly cool down your overheated body and enjoy an authentic hot-and-cold alternating bath experience without leaving the hotel.
A mist sauna installed in the women’s bath. The steam-filled space is easy to breathe in, and the super soft water mist envelops your whole body, giving your skin plenty of moisture.
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Okinawa Ishigaki City
A hotel public bath featuring the charm of "super soft water" refined from Ishigaki Island groundwater
This large public bath inside Art Hotel Ishigakijima is proud of its "super soft water," filtered from groundwater drawn up on Ishigaki Island. With very little mineral content, the pure, gentle water is soft enough to drink even for babies, and it wraps your skin and hair in a tender embrace while providing deep moisture. The men’s bath is equipped with a high-temperature sauna where you can work up a good sweat, a cold water bath, and a reclining bath. The women’s bath features a skin-friendly mist sauna and a waterfall bath. It is free for hotel guests, and day-use bathing for visitors is also available, making it the perfect spot to relax after sightseeing on Ishigaki Island.
Thoroughly warm up your body in a bath of super soft water, then step into the dry sauna with a convection stove equipped with sauna stones. The high heat wraps around your body and leads to smooth, pleasant sweating. At the nearby cold water bath filled with soft water, you can quickly cool down your overheated body and enjoy an authentic hot-and-cold alternating bath experience without leaving the hotel.
A mist sauna installed in the women’s bath. The steam-filled space is easy to breathe in, and the super soft water mist envelops your whole body, giving your skin plenty of moisture.
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