Okayama Okayama City
One of the largest hot spring facilities in western Japan, with natural radon hot spring and more than 20 kinds of baths
"Okayama Miyabi Onsen Daikazoku no Yu" is one of the largest natural hot spring facilities in western Japan, located in Kita Ward, Okayama City, Okayama Prefecture. It offers more than 20 kinds of baths, including natural radon hot spring baths, along with a wide variety of options such as a Shigaraki-ware pot bath, binchotan charcoal bath, milky bath, carbonated bath, and even an 18 m walking bath. The sauna lineup includes a high-temperature dry sauna and a löyly sauna, and the women’s bath also has a salt sauna. A deep cold plunge bath provides a refreshing totonou experience. There is also a heated pool area with a lazy river, plus fitness facilities, a dining area, and body care services, making it a full-scale bathing complex the whole family can enjoy all day.
A hot spring containing natural radon. The water has a warm, soft feel on the skin. There are many baths using natural hot spring water, including an open-air bath, reclining bath, standing bath, seated bath, lying bath, and a Shigaraki-ware pot bath, so you can soak deeply in whichever style you prefer. The three semi-outdoor lukewarm baths are also a welcome feature for those who want to warm their body slowly and relax for a long time.
A spacious far-infrared high-temperature sauna in a three-tier straight layout. Pink sauna mats are laid on the benches, and each guest brings in their own bath mat for a clean setup. A TV is installed, creating a comfortable setting where sweat pours out slowly and steadily. It is said to be one of Okayama’s best for getting a good sweat, making it a serious sauna for those who want to be thoroughly heated.
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Okayama Okayama City
One of the largest hot spring facilities in western Japan, with natural radon hot spring and more than 20 kinds of baths
"Okayama Miyabi Onsen Daikazoku no Yu" is one of the largest natural hot spring facilities in western Japan, located in Kita Ward, Okayama City, Okayama Prefecture. It offers more than 20 kinds of baths, including natural radon hot spring baths, along with a wide variety of options such as a Shigaraki-ware pot bath, binchotan charcoal bath, milky bath, carbonated bath, and even an 18 m walking bath. The sauna lineup includes a high-temperature dry sauna and a löyly sauna, and the women’s bath also has a salt sauna. A deep cold plunge bath provides a refreshing totonou experience. There is also a heated pool area with a lazy river, plus fitness facilities, a dining area, and body care services, making it a full-scale bathing complex the whole family can enjoy all day.
A hot spring containing natural radon. The water has a warm, soft feel on the skin. There are many baths using natural hot spring water, including an open-air bath, reclining bath, standing bath, seated bath, lying bath, and a Shigaraki-ware pot bath, so you can soak deeply in whichever style you prefer. The three semi-outdoor lukewarm baths are also a welcome feature for those who want to warm their body slowly and relax for a long time.
A spacious far-infrared high-temperature sauna in a three-tier straight layout. Pink sauna mats are laid on the benches, and each guest brings in their own bath mat for a clean setup. A TV is installed, creating a comfortable setting where sweat pours out slowly and steadily. It is said to be one of Okayama’s best for getting a good sweat, making it a serious sauna for those who want to be thoroughly heated.
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A Finland-inspired, lower-temperature sauna located only in the men’s bath. It has a three-tier straight layout, dim lighting, and no TV or background music, creating a meditative atmosphere. The convection stove works hard in a high-humidity setting, letting you experience a heavy sweat while relaxing your mind. Ideal for those who want to warm up deeply over time.
A low-temperature salt sauna available only in the women’s bath. Guests rub salt all over the body to encourage sweating, and the salt is said to help promote beautiful skin. With its gentle heat and high humidity, it offers the pleasant sensation of sweat gradually beading out.
A deep cold plunge bath placed right next to the sauna area. It is deep enough to extend your body comfortably, roughly up to knee height, and kept at a temperature that allows for thorough cooling. The flow after sauna use is excellent, and the outdoor relaxation area offers a variety of rest spots such as reclining summer beds, infinity chairs, and relaxation chairs.
A Finland-inspired, lower-temperature sauna located only in the men’s bath. It has a three-tier straight layout, dim lighting, and no TV or background music, creating a meditative atmosphere. The convection stove works hard in a high-humidity setting, letting you experience a heavy sweat while relaxing your mind. Ideal for those who want to warm up deeply over time.
A low-temperature salt sauna available only in the women’s bath. Guests rub salt all over the body to encourage sweating, and the salt is said to help promote beautiful skin. With its gentle heat and high humidity, it offers the pleasant sensation of sweat gradually beading out.
A deep cold plunge bath placed right next to the sauna area. It is deep enough to extend your body comfortably, roughly up to knee height, and kept at a temperature that allows for thorough cooling. The flow after sauna use is excellent, and the outdoor relaxation area offers a variety of rest spots such as reclining summer beds, infinity chairs, and relaxation chairs.
