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Fujino Yamanami Hot Springs

3.9★ · 1,118 Google ratings · Sagamihara, Kanagawa · 藤野やまなみ温泉

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✓ Day visitors✓ Tattoos allowed✓ Outdoor bath✓ Kakenagashi✓ Sauna
Before you go

Can you bathe here?

Day visitors
✓ YesFrom the facility's listing
Hours
10:00–21:00From the facility's listing
Closed
WednesdayWeekly closing days from the listing
Tattoos
✓ AllowedConfirmed by recent visitor reports
Price
¥780 adultReported by two visitors
How we know this

Sources and what has to be true before we print a fact

The bath

What you’ll find

A budget public day-use hot spring facility in the mountains near Fujino with indoor and outdoor baths, a sauna, and cold plunge, known for its mild-temperature source water and mountain-range views.

Bath setup
Indoor baths
2.0Reported by two visitors
Outdoor bath
✓ YesConfirmed by recent visitor reports
Outdoor baths
1.0Reported by two visitors
Sauna
✓ YesConfirmed by recent visitor reports
Cold bath
✓ YesConfirmed by recent visitor reports
View
MountainConfirmed by recent visitor reports
Spring water
Free-flowing (kakenagashi)
Partly confirmedFresh spring water flows continuously through the bath
Chlorinated
✓ YesReviewers detected a chlorine smell in all baths including the source-water bath, matching chloride ion listed in the water analysis.Reported by two visitors
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Practical

What you need

Lockers
✓ Coin returnedChanging room lockers require a 100 yen coin deposit that is returned.Reported by two visitors
Payment
✓ Cards acceptedTicket machines take only cash or Suica, but staff at the counter can process credit card or QR payments like PayPay.Reported by two visitors
Parking
✓ On siteFrom the facility's listing
Facilities
Rest area
✓ YesA rest area shared with the dining space exists but reviewers found it cramped and lacking a dedicated cool-down space.Reported by two visitors
Restaurant
✓ YesConfirmed by recent visitor reports
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Timing

When to go

Weekly hours
DayHours
Monday10:00–21:00
Tuesday10:00–21:00
WednesdayClosed
Thursday10:00–21:00
Friday10:00–21:00
Saturday10:00–21:00
Sunday10:00–21:00

Closed Wednesday.

Getting there

How to get there

Nearest station
Fujino · JR East · JC263.8 km in a straight line; bus or taxi from the station
Address
4225-1 Magino, Midori Ward, Sagamihara, Kanagawa 252-0186From the facility's listing
Show a driver
藤野やまなみ温泉The name in Japanese, for a taxi or at the counter
Phone
+8142-686-8073Japanese-speaking. For tattoos or private baths a call is the only sure answer
Website
www.yamanami-onsen.jpOfficial, in Japanese

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Questions

Common questions

Does Fujino Yamanami Hot Springs allow tattoos?
Multiple visitors in 2026 reported that tattooed guests were present and that there is no tattoo ban.
Can I visit Fujino Yamanami Hot Springs without staying overnight?
Listed as a super sento: a bath for day visitors by definition. No visitor review states otherwise.
How much does Fujino Yamanami Hot Springs cost?
Regular adult admission was reported as 780-790 yen in 2026, with a reduced 550 yen rate after 5pm noted in another review.
Is the water free-flowing spring water?
Several visitors described the source-spring baths as unheated-source kakenagashi and not diluted, though the baths are also chlorinated.