Kodaira-no-Sato Yuyukan

Only bar soap is provided — no shampoo or body soap: at least five reviewers confirm this. One (2023) says shampoo is sold at the shop, and one (2026) says hand towels and sundries are sold. One reviewer (Aug 2026) describes old-style simple-lock lockers, one hair dryer, and an air-conditioned changing room.

Adult admission is 400 yen per two 2026 reviews; three earlier reviews (2022-2024) cite 350 yen, one of them specifying 350 yen for 3 hours, so the price appears to have risen. Two reviewers mention discounted multi-visit ticket books (kaisuken), and one mentions a disability-notebook discount.

This is NOT a hot spring: at least five reviewers explicitly state it is wood-fired heated bathwater (two of them specify pumped groundwater), and several describe the water as soft or gentle with a faint wood-smoke scent.

Conflicting reports on water handling: one reviewer (Aug 2026) says recirculated water pours from the spout, while one (2022) calls it kakenagashi (overflow) and one recollection (of an Apr 2023 visit) describes large amounts of hot water constantly overflowing. Separately, two reviewers report the water gets visibly dirty later in the day (floating scum/hair; cloudiness toward closing), one advising going first thing in the morning.

There is no outdoor bath (one reviewer states this explicitly) and only a single small indoor tub — reviewers estimate capacity at 5-6 or 6-7 people — with 4 washing stations/showers (two reviewers count 4). No reviewer mentions a sauna.

One reviewer (Apr 2026) states the Google Maps closing time of 19:00 is wrong and that April-September hours are 10:00-20:00; another (2022) notes admission covers 3 hours. Day-use/drop-in bathing is confirmed by multiple reviewers.