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Maebashi Onsen Kua i Terume

Name: Maebashi Onsen Kua i Terume
Address: 〒371-0047 Gunma, Maebashi, Sekinemachi, 2 Chome−１０−1, Maebashi, Gunma, JP
Telephone: +8127-233-0202
Rating: 3.6

3.6★ · 156 Google ratings · Maebashi, Gunma · 前橋温泉クア・イ・テルメ

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✓ Natural hot-spring water✓ Free-flowing source water✓ Rest area✓ Restaurant

Before you go

Can you bathe here?

Day visitors

✓ Yesstated on the facility's website · read 2026-09

Hours

10:00–22:00from the facility listing

Tattoos

Not allowedThis clinic-affiliated facility officially prohibits tattoos and has stepped up staff patrols to enforce it, though enforcement has been inconsistent over time; a reviewer directs tattooed visitors to other tattoo-friendly Gunma onsens instead.stated on the facility's website · read 2026-09
visitors report Not allowed · 3 visitors · Jan 2025 – Oct 2025

Price

¥850Standard admission is 850 yen following a post-renovation price increase from 650 yen; a later review notes prices rose again after further remodeling.stated by 2 visitors · Mar 2024 – Jan 2025
the facility's website lists ¥850 · source, read 2026-09

How we know this

Watch out

Tattoos

This clinic-affiliated facility officially prohibits tattoos and has stepped up staff patrols to enforce it, though enforcement has been inconsistent over time; a reviewer directs tattooed visitors to other tattoo-friendly Gunma onsens instead.

stated by 3 visitors · Jan 2025 – Oct 2025

The bath

What you’ll find

A clinic-affiliated therapeutic onsen in Maebashi with an indoor walking pool popular for rehab, oil-scented spring water, sauna, and an official (unevenly enforced) tattoo ban.

Outdoor bath

NoNo outdoor bath; indoor baths and a walking pool only.stated by 2 visitors · Apr 2024 – Mar 2025

Indoor baths

2Two indoor baths (a main tub and a jacuzzi) plus a separate walking pool.stated by 1 visitor · Jan 2025

Sauna

✓ YesA sauna is available.stated by 4 visitors · Feb 2024 – Apr 2025

Cold bath

✓ YesA cold plunge accompanies the sauna, though one reviewer describes it as lukewarm rather than cold.stated by 3 visitors · Feb 2024 – Apr 2025

Rest area

NoNo dedicated nap/rest room, only a few sofas beside the dining area.stated by 1 visitor · Jan 2025

Restaurant

✓ YesA restaurant serves inexpensive food; lunch reservations recommended by phone in advance.stated by 3 visitors · Apr 2023 – Mar 2025

The water

Spring type

Oil-scentedThe spring has a distinctive oil-like smell characteristic of some Gunma springs.stated by 2 visitors · Dec 2023 – Feb 2024

Guide

What visitors add

The water

The main bath runs hot — 4 distinct reviewers call it hot or slightly hot (one older review says fiercely hot before a later temperature adjustment), against one reviewer who found it low; the deep walking bath is much cooler (one reviewer estimates 32°C) and reviewers use it for alternating with the hot tub.

stated by 6 visitors · Jan 2023 – May 2026

Outdoor bath & sauna

The signature feature is a deep walking bath run by the affiliated clinic for rehabilitation: about 110 cm deep with handrails (dimensions ~2.5 m x 5.5 m per one reviewer; 'about 16 tatami, 30 minutes of easy walking' per another); one reviewer notes a posted 120-cm minimum height rule for children, and another says rehabilitation users, including people with hemiplegia, use it comfortably.

stated by 5 visitors · Jan 2023 – Aug 2026

Price

Admission is 850 yen (two reviewers, 2024-2025, both noting it rose substantially after the Dec 2023 renewal; a pre-renewal review from Apr 2023 cites 650 yen); one reviewer says the 26th of each month appears to have a 700-yen discount day, and another notes multi-visit ticket books (kaisūken) are sold for regulars.

stated by 4 visitors · Apr 2023 – Mar 2025

The water

The water has a distinctive oil-like character praised by fans: at least 4 distinct reviewers describe an abura-shu (oil smell) or unusual odor — one loves 'Gunma's oil smell', one says oil content forms an iridescent film on the surface, one calls the oil-scented water excellent for warming — while one reviewer notes the peculiar smell will divide opinion.

stated by 4 visitors · Jan 2023 – Aug 2026

Outdoor bath & sauna

There is no outdoor bath and no outdoor-air cooling — indoor baths only, stated by 4 distinct reviewers (one notes a balcony exists but its doors are kept locked).

stated by 4 visitors · Apr 2024 – Aug 2026

Outdoor bath & sauna

The dry sauna is a 4-tier tower type with no TV, with mats changed every 3 hours (one detailed reviewer, Aug 2026); another reviewer measured about 90°C. The cold plunge is mild: reported as ~20°C (one), felt ~18°C (one), 'lukewarm' (one). Three distinct reviewers note there are no totonoi (cool-down) chairs.

stated by 4 visitors · Apr 2025 – Aug 2026

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