Saga Imari City
Enjoy hot spring source water from Takeo Onsen and an authentic sauna, just 1 minute on foot from the station
A bathing facility attached to Central Hotel Imari in Imari City, Saga Prefecture. Although it is conveniently located just a 1-minute walk from Imari Station, guests can enjoy the hot spring source water from Takeo Onsen, brought in every day and known as bijin no yu. The baths have a stylish, calm atmosphere. It features an authentic dry sauna with brick walls and a cold plunge bath built about 1 m deep, allowing for a compact yet highly satisfying sauna experience.
They bring in and use alkaline simple spring water from Takeo Onsen, which has a history of 1300 years, every day. Visitors can enjoy high-quality water known as bijin no yu, prized for its moisturizing properties and soft feel, right in front of Imari Station.
A weighty dry sauna with brick walls. The radiant heat from the bricks keeps the room thoroughly hot, and in the dim, TV-free space, you can slowly sweat as if meditating. A Metos stove provides stable heat.
A cold plunge bath located right next to the sauna room, built to a depth of about 1 m. You can immerse yourself all the way to the shoulders and enjoy a refreshing chill. You can cool down in your preferred style, such as sitting on the bath steps or stretching your legs near the water inlet.
[Day-use bathing] 11:00～22:30
Saga Imari City
Enjoy hot spring source water from Takeo Onsen and an authentic sauna, just 1 minute on foot from the station
A bathing facility attached to Central Hotel Imari in Imari City, Saga Prefecture. Although it is conveniently located just a 1-minute walk from Imari Station, guests can enjoy the hot spring source water from Takeo Onsen, brought in every day and known as bijin no yu. The baths have a stylish, calm atmosphere. It features an authentic dry sauna with brick walls and a cold plunge bath built about 1 m deep, allowing for a compact yet highly satisfying sauna experience.
They bring in and use alkaline simple spring water from Takeo Onsen, which has a history of 1300 years, every day. Visitors can enjoy high-quality water known as bijin no yu, prized for its moisturizing properties and soft feel, right in front of Imari Station.
A weighty dry sauna with brick walls. The radiant heat from the bricks keeps the room thoroughly hot, and in the dim, TV-free space, you can slowly sweat as if meditating. A Metos stove provides stable heat.
A cold plunge bath located right next to the sauna room, built to a depth of about 1 m. You can immerse yourself all the way to the shoulders and enjoy a refreshing chill. You can cool down in your preferred style, such as sitting on the bath steps or stretching your legs near the water inlet.
[Day-use bathing] 11:00～22:30
