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Fujiyama Village Sakuragawa Onsen Seseragi no Yu

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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✓ Day visitors✓ Outdoor bath
Before you go

Can you bathe here?

Day visitors
✓ YesStated on the facility's website
Hours
11:00–20:00From the facility's listing
Tattoos
? Call aheadNo policy stated in the 35 recent reviews we read or on the facility's website
Price
¥1,100 adultConfirmed by recent visitor reports
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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.

Bath setup
Outdoor bath
✓ YesConfirmed by recent visitor reports
Sauna
✕ NoConfirmed by recent visitor reports
Cold bath
✕ NoReported by one visitor
View
ForestReported by two visitors
Spring water
Spring type
alkaline simple hot springReported by one visitor
Free-flowing (kakenagashi)
Partly confirmedFresh spring water flows continuously through the bath
Heated
✓ YesReported by two visitors
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Practical

What you need

Towels
✓ IncludedConfirmed by recent visitor reports
Hair dryer
✓ YesConfirmed by recent visitor reports
Accessibility
Step-free entrance and accessible parkingFrom the facility's listing. Bath access not confirmed
Facilities
Rest area
✓ YesReported by two visitors
Restaurant
✓ YesReported by two visitors
Lodging
✓ YesConfirmed by recent visitor reports
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Timing

When to go

Weekly hours
DayHours
Monday11:00–20:00
Tuesday11:00–20:00
Wednesday11:00–20:00
Thursday11:00–20:00
Friday11:00–20:00
Saturday11:00–20:00
Sunday11:00–20:00
Getting there

How to get there

Nearest station
Gokan10.3 km in a straight line; bus or taxi from the station
Address
1320 Yachi, Kawaba, Tone District, Gunma 378-0101From the facility's listing
Show a driver
ふじやまビレジ 桜川温泉せせらぎの湯The name in Japanese, for a taxi or at the counter
Phone
+81278-52-3311Japanese-speaking. For tattoos or private baths a call is the only sure answer
Website
www.furusatokousha.co.jpOfficial, in Japanese

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Questions

Common questions

Can I visit Fujiyama Village Sakuragawa Onsen Seseragi no Yu without staying overnight?
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.
How much does Fujiyama Village Sakuragawa Onsen Seseragi no Yu cost?
Admission is ¥1,100 as of the most recent review (Feb 2026); most historical reviews from 2021-2025 cite ¥1,050, suggesting a price increase.
Is the water free-flowing spring water?
Several reviewers describe kakenagashi (free-flowing spring water), but two note it applies only to part of the indoor bath, with the rest heated.