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Ibaraki Tsukuba City

Tsukubasan Hotel Aokiya

An inn with spectacular views overlooking the Kanto Plain and Mount Fuji from a large panoramic open-air bath at an elevation of 300 meters

  • Mount Tsukuba Onsen
  • Scenic View
  • Onsen Ryokan
  • Reserved onsen available
  • Natural Hot Spring
  • Sauna Available

About Tsukubasan Hotel Aokiya

"Tsukubasan Hotel Aokiya" is a hot spring inn nestled on the mountainside of Mount Tsukuba, known as the Fuji of the West and the Tsukuba of the East. From the panoramic open-air bath "Unjo no Yu," located at an elevation of about 300 meters, you can take in sweeping views of the Kanto Plain, with Tsukuba's rich nature by day, Mount Fuji turning red at dusk, and the glittering nightscape of the academic city at night. Soaking in its alkaline simple hot spring, beloved as a bath that helps create beautiful skin, and enjoying a liberating bath with a 180-degree panorama is a supreme moment that makes you forget everyday life. The men's large public bath also features a full-fledged dry sauna where you can quietly enjoy a good sweat.

Hot SpringONSEN

Panoramic Open-Air Bath Unjo no Yu

A roofless, liberating open-air bath with spectacular views, located on the mountainside of Mount Tsukuba at an elevation of 300 m. A 180-degree panorama with nothing to block the view spreads out before you, and on clear days you can see the beautiful silhouette of Mount Fuji and the Tokyo Skytree on the horizon, while at night you can look out over the sparkling nightscape of the academic city. The highly alkaline water, boasting a pH of 10.8, is extremely smooth and allows you to fully enjoy a "beauty bath" that removes old dead skin cells and leaves your skin silky smooth.

Panoramic Large Public Bath Ginga no Yu

A spacious indoor bath equipped with large cutout windows. It also has washing areas, allowing you to relax and enjoy a bath while taking in the beautiful nature of Tsukuba and the scenery of the Kanto Plain, regardless of weather or season. The smooth alkaline simple hot spring gently warms your body and eases neuralgia and fatigue. The men's bath also features a dry sauna, making this a space where you can enjoy the luxurious refreshment of both hot spring bathing and sauna.

SaunaSAUNA

01SAUNA

Large Public Bath Sauna

Men's

A full-fledged dry sauna attached only to the men's panoramic large public bath "Ginga no Yu" (hours of use: 17:00-20:30). The calm interior, based on the warmth of wood, is filled with a pleasant heat. With no TV, you can enjoy a truly luxurious sweating experience, warming your body deeply at your own pace in a quiet and peaceful space. After the sauna, you can spend a soothing time cooling down quietly while being surrounded by the large public bath, the open-air bath, and the beautiful views of the Kanto Plain seen through the large windows.

Facility Information

Address
300-4352 753-1 Tsukuba, Tsukuba City, Ibaraki Prefecture Tsukubasan Hotel Aokiya
Business Hours
15:00〜00:00/05:30〜08:30

[Day-use bathing] 12:00-15:00

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