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Toyama Takaoka City

Amaharashi Onsen Isonanabi

A hilltop hot spring inn overlooking the blue sea of Toyama Bay, with spectacular open-air baths and a breeze from the shore

  • Ocean / Lake View
  • Onsen Ryokan
  • Natural Hot Spring

About Amaharashi Onsen Isonanabi

"Amaharashi Onsen Isonanabi" is a hot spring inn located on a hill in Ota, Takaoka City, Toyama Prefecture, overlooking the beautiful scenery of Amaharashi, beloved by the Manyo poet Otomo no Yakamochi. The ryokan's greatest pride is Yuraku, a large panoramic public bath with an open-air bath, offering sweeping views all the way to the Noto Peninsula. Guests can enjoy two large public baths with different atmospheres: a bright, refined Western-style bath and a calm, traditional Japanese-style bath, both offering an overwhelming sense of openness as if blending into the endless sky and blue sea. In addition, the inn is equipped with two private baths, each with a different character. Enjoy exquisite Hokuriku delicacies such as Toyama Bay's jewel, white shrimp, cold-season yellowtail, and red snow crab, and experience elegant relaxation.

Hot SpringONSEN

Large public bath with open-air bath Yuraku

A large public bath with an open-air bath, where a vast panorama stretching from Toyama Bay to the Noto Peninsula unfolds before your eyes. It features two large baths, one bright Western-style and one calm Japanese-style, and from the spacious indoor bath and the connected open-air bath, you can gaze out at the endlessly expansive blue sea. The water uses the source of Amaharashi Onsen, known for its smooth feel and excellent warming properties. By forming a saline veil on the skin, it provides strong heat-retention and moisturizing effects, warming you deeply from within.

Private Bath Ichi no Yu

A private bath featuring a modern bathtub accented with high-quality stone tiles. This warm bath is filled with charm and offers a relaxed, completely private soaking experience. Without worrying about anyone else's gaze, families and couples can enjoy unhurried relaxation to their hearts' content. In a comfortable private space, you can slowly soak in the water at your preferred temperature and enjoy a luxurious bath that frees you from the busyness of everyday life (paid reservation required, 60-minute use).

Private Bath Ni no Yu

A private bath equipped with a hinoki bathtub, whose gentle wood grain radiates warmth. The refreshing scent of hinoki fills the bathing area, creating a deep healing effect as if you were taking a forest bath. In the quiet, undisturbed stillness, you can spend a blissful time of healing, wrapped in the scent of hinoki and soothing warmth (paid reservation required, 60-minute use).

Facility Information

Address
88-1 Ota, Takaoka City, Toyama 933-0133
Business Hours
05:00〜00:00

There is no plan for general day-use bathing only. Bathing is available when you use one of the day-use plans with meals (lunch 10:00–15:00, dinner 17:00–21:00, advance reservation required. 7,150 yen to 12,650 yen). Please note that the women's bath is unavailable from 12:00 to 13:00, and the men's bath from 13:00 to 14:00, due to cleaning.

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