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Fresh Land Nishitama

3.6★ · 174 Google ratings · Hamura, Tokyo · フレッシュランド西多摩 よつ葉の湯

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Day visitors Outdoor bath Sauna
Before you go

Can you bathe here?

Day visitors
✓ YesReported by two visitors
Hours
10:00–22:00From the facility's listing
Closed
MondayWeekly closing days from the listing
Tattoos
✕ Not allowedStated on the facility's website
Price
¥960 adultConfirmed by recent visitor reports
Time limit
3 hoursConfirmed by recent visitor reports
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The bath

What you’ll find

Fresh Land Nishitama is a municipal day-use hot spring facility in western Tokyo, renovated in February 2026, with indoor and outdoor alkaline baths and a popular sauna, but tattoos are not allowed.

Bath setup
Indoor baths
1Reported by one visitor
Outdoor bath
✓ YesConfirmed by recent visitor reports
Sauna
✓ YesConfirmed by recent visitor reports
Cold bath
✓ YesConfirmed by recent visitor reports
Rest area
✓ YesConfirmed by recent visitor reports
Restaurant
✓ YesConfirmed by recent visitor reports
Spring water
Spring type
alkaline simple springConfirmed by recent visitor reports
Bath temperature
39°CReported by two visitors
pH
pH 9Reported by two visitors
Recirculated
✓ YesReported by two visitors
Chlorinated
✓ YesConfirmed by recent visitor reports
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Guide

Good to know

Recirculated
One reviewer said the water seems mostly recirculated, while another complained the water was not being circulated/filtered, leading to debris in the bath.
Reported by two visitors
Chlorinated
Multiple visitors detected a chlorine smell in the bathwater, though one 2026-06 visitor did not notice it.
Reports differ; confirmed by recent visitor reports
Practical

What you need

Hair dryer
✓ YesConfirmed by recent visitor reports
Parking
✓ On siteFrom the facility's listing
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Timing

When to go

Quietest Friday around 10:00. Busiest Saturday around 19:00.

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Quiet Busy

Based on Google visit patterns, not a forecast.

Weekly hours
DayHours
MondayClosed
Tuesday10:00–22:00
Wednesday10:00–22:00
Thursday10:00–22:00
Friday10:00–22:00
Saturday10:00–22:00
Sunday10:00–22:00

Closed Monday.

Getting there

How to get there

Nearest station
HakonegasakiAbout 16 min on foot, 1.3 km in a straight line
Address
4225 Hane, Hamura, Tokyo 205-0012From the facility's listing
Show a driver
フレッシュランド西多摩 よつ葉の湯The name in Japanese, for a taxi or at the counter
Phone
+8142-570-2626Japanese-speaking. For tattoos or private baths a call is the only sure answer
Website
freshland-nishitama.comOfficial, in Japanese

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Questions

Common questions

Can I visit Fresh Land Nishitama without staying overnight?
This is a day-use hot spring facility, reopened after renovation in February 2026.
How much does Fresh Land Nishitama cost?
Non-resident adults pay 960 yen for a 3-hour stay, while local residents pay a discounted 600 yen (2026).