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Shimane Matsue City

Kasuien Minami

A luxurious hot spring inn surrounded by a spectacular top-floor observation bath, a variety of baths, and skin-beautifying hot springs

  • Tamatsukuri Onsen
  • Scenic View
  • Nature Immersion
  • Onsen Ryokan
  • Reserved onsen available
  • Natural Hot Spring
  • Sauna Available

About Kasuien Minami

"Kasuien Minami" is a long-established ryokan in Tamatsukuri Onsen, Matsue City, Shimane Prefecture, with a history of more than 140 years. On the top floor of the West Wing, there is an open-air observation bath that feels as though it is floating in the sky, while on the first floor there is a garden-style large bath surrounded by beautiful greenery. Guests can enjoy the famed hot spring water known as the "water of the gods," said to be highly effective for beautiful skin and health, in a variety of bathtubs. The women's large bath is also equipped with a low-temperature mist sauna that gently moisturizes the skin. The property is also exceptionally well equipped with relaxation facilities such as hand baths, foot baths, and a women-only bedrock bath.

Hot SpringONSEN

Observation bath "Tenyu no Yu"

A spectacular observation bath located on the 9th floor, the top floor. Both men and women have an indoor bath and an open-air observation bath. From this luxurious location, as if floating in the sky, you can take in sweeping views of the atmospheric hot spring town and the beautiful mountains of each season as borrowed scenery. You can fully enjoy Tamatsukuri Onsen, often described as a natural skin lotion, in the ultimate sense of openness, and spend a blissful moment while feeling the pleasant evening breeze.

Garden-style large bath

A garden-style large bath on the first floor. The men's bath, "Ukidono," features calm bathtubs based on wood and rock, while the women's bath, "Ukifune," is known for its cypress tubs and open-air baths where flowers and greenery can be admired. Soak in an open-air bath that blends into the lush garden scenery and enjoy the smooth, moist, high-quality "water of the gods." After bathing, you can relax at your leisure in the pleasant evening breeze in the courtyard or at the post-bath teahouse.

SaunaSAUNA

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Low-temperature sauna at Tamahada no Yu "Ukifune"

Women's

A low-temperature mist sauna installed in the women-only large bath "Ukifune." Fine, warm mist gently fills the room, effectively delivering the beneficial ingredients of the skin-beautifying hot spring water to the skin and body. Because the temperature is gentle, it is very easy to breathe, and you can work up a sweat comfortably and without strain. The moist, hydrated feeling after bathing is exceptional, letting you enjoy a soothing relaxation experience that helps nurture beautiful skin.

Facility Information

Address
〒699-0201 1218-8 Tamatsukuri, Tamayu-cho, Matsue City, Shimane Prefecture
Business Hours
15:00〜10:00

Irregular Holidays

Closed Days
Irregular Holidays
Gender Access
Gender Separated
Tattoo Policy (Communal Bath)
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