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Fujiyama Village Sakuragawa Onsen Seseragi no Yu

Name: Fujiyama Village Sakuragawa Onsen Seseragi no Yu
Address: 1320 Yachi, Kawaba, Tone District, Gunma 378-0101, Kawaba, Gunma, JP
Telephone: +81278-52-3311
Rating: 4.2

4.2★ · 67 Google ratings · Kawaba, Gunma · ふじやまビレジ桜川温泉せせらぎの湯

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✓ Natural hot-spring water✓ Free-flowing source water

Before you go

Can you bathe here?

Day visitors

✓ YesDay-use is generally open to non-residents in the most recent (2025-2026) reviews, but one reviewer in Dec 2021 reported residents/villagers only, and another notes general-public hours are restricted, so visitors should confirm ahead.stated on the facility's website · read 2026-09
visitors report Limited hours · 5 visitors · Dec 2021 – Feb 2026

Hours

11:00–20:00from the facility listing

Price

¥1,100Admission is ¥1,100 as of the most recent review (Feb 2026); most historical reviews from 2021-2025 cite ¥1,050, suggesting a price increase.stated by 8 visitors · May 2021 – Feb 2026
the facility's website lists ¥1,100 · source, read 2026-09

Tattoos

Not known · call aheadno policy stated in the 35 recent reviews we read or on the facility's website

How we know this

Watch out

Day visitors

Day-use is generally open to non-residents in the most recent (2025-2026) reviews, but one reviewer in Dec 2021 reported residents/villagers only, and another notes general-public hours are restricted, so visitors should confirm ahead.

stated by 5 visitors · Dec 2021 – Feb 2026

The bath

What you’ll find

A Setagaya-ward-run recuperation lodge and day-use bath in Kawaba village with towel-included admission around ¥1,050-1,100; day-use access for non-residents has fluctuated over the years and should be reconfirmed, and one 2021 reviewer flagged a safety concern.

Outdoor bath

✓ YesAn outdoor bath is widely confirmed.stated by 8 visitors · Apr 2021 – Feb 2026

Sauna

NoThree reviewers confirm there is no sauna.stated by 3 visitors · Nov 2022 – Oct 2024

Cold bath

NoOne reviewer explicitly notes there is no cold plunge bath.stated by 1 visitor · Oct 2024

View

ForestCherry blossoms and autumn leaves are visible from the bath.stated by 2 visitors · May 2021 – Nov 2022

Rest area

✓ YesA rest area with seating and drink vending is available.stated by 2 visitors · Nov 2022 – Dec 2022

Restaurant

✓ YesA restaurant serving food is confirmed on site.stated by 2 visitors · Jun 2022 – Sep 2022

Lodging

✓ YesOvernight lodging is available, including to non-Setagaya residents under some conditions.stated by 3 visitors · Dec 2022 – Apr 2024

The water

Free-flowing (kakenagashi)

PartlySeveral reviewers describe kakenagashi (free-flowing spring water), but two note it applies only to part of the indoor bath, with the rest heated.stated by 5 visitors · Dec 2021 – Oct 2024

Spring type

Alkaline simple hot springOne detailed reviewer identifies the spring as an alkaline simple hot spring (weak, low-mineral water).stated by 1 visitor · Nov 2022

Heated

✓ YesTwo reviewers report one of the indoor baths is heated rather than pure kakenagashi.stated by 2 visitors · Dec 2021 – Apr 2024

Practical

What to bring

Towels

✓ IncludedTowel and bath towel are included in the admission price, repeatedly confirmed.stated by 14 visitors · Apr 2021 – May 2026

Lockers

NoneNo coin lockers are available; valuables go in a lockable shoe box instead.stated by 2 visitors · Oct 2024 – May 2026

Hair dryer

✓ YesHair dryers are confirmed present.stated by 3 visitors · Aug 2022 – Oct 2024

Guide

What visitors add

Towels, soap & lockers

Bath towel and face towel are included in the admission price (reported by at least eight distinct reviews). Shampoo, conditioner, body soap, dryers, tissues, and cotton swabs are provided (two detailed reviews). However, two reviewers report there are no coin lockers in the changing room (only baskets) and stored valuables in the keyed shoe boxes instead; a third confirms the shoe boxes lock.

stated by 12 visitors · Aug 2021 – May 2026

Outdoor bath & sauna

There is an open-air bath (described by several reviewers as half-open-air / handaki-rotenburo; one reports it at 42-43C, hotter than the indoor tubs), mentioned by at least nine distinct reviews. Three distinct reviews state there is no sauna, and one adds there is no cold-water bath either (only two outdoor chairs).

stated by 11 visitors · Apr 2021 – Feb 2026

Price

Day-use admission with towels included was reported as 1,050 yen by six distinct reviews between 2021 and April 2025; the most recent price report (Feb 2026) is 1,100 yen with towel rental included. Two reviewers separately note a 100-yen cup of local Kawaba apple juice at the front desk. Two reviewers complain the towel bundle should be optional for a lower price.

stated by 7 visitors · May 2021 – Feb 2026

Day-use visits

This is a Setagaya ward (Tokyo) retreat facility, but five distinct reviews (2021-2025) say non-residents can use the day-use bath; one December 2021 review says that at that time only ward residents and villagers could use it, and one reviewer advises general visitors to check operating days and hours in advance. No specific opening hours are reported in reviews.

stated by 6 visitors · Feb 2021 – Apr 2025

Water handling

Five distinct reviews report a free-flowing (kakenagashi) source-water tub: the indoor bath has a lukewarm source-temperature tub (one reviewer measured around 39C) alongside a heated hotter tub; one reviewer believes the kakenagashi portion is only one end of the indoor bath.

stated by 5 visitors · Dec 2021 – Oct 2024

The water

One reviewer identifies the spring as Sakuragawa Onsen (Kawaba Onsen area), an alkaline simple hot spring; four distinct reviews describe colorless, odorless, mild water with little mineral character (one found it slightly drying/refreshing on the skin).

stated by 4 visitors · May 2021 – Nov 2022

Timing