Ureshino

Onsen

Health Benefits of Onsen

Onsen, or natural hot springs, have been enjoyed for centuries in Japan for their healing and relaxing properties. While there are many legends surrounding onsen’s health benefits, there is also scientific evidence to support these claims. Samurai warriors were known to use onsen to heal wounds after battle, and today, these baths are considered therapeutic for a variety of ailments.

Onsen, or natural hot springs, have been enjoyed for centuries in Japan for their healing and relaxing properties. While there are many legends surrounding onsen’s health benefits, there is also scientific evidence to support these claims. Samurai warriors were known to use onsen to heal wounds after battle, and today, these baths are considered therapeutic for a variety of ailments.

1

Increase Blood Circulation

Onsen, or natural hot springs, have been enjoyed for centuries in Japan for their healing and relaxing properties. While there are many legends surrounding onsen’s health benefits, there is also scientific evidence to support these claims. Samurai warriors were known to use onsen to heal wounds after battle, and today, these baths are considered therapeutic for a variety of ailments

2

Relieve Joint and

Muscle Pain

The heat from onsen baths helps reduce pain by soothing sore muscles and joints. The water's buoyancy eases movement, while the high temperature dilates blood vessels, reducing inflammation and alleviating pain from strained muscles.

3

Reduce Stress and

Improve Sleep

Soaking in a hot spring is the ultimate relaxation experience. The combination of hot water, serene surroundings, and natural beauty helps relieve tense muscles and calm the mind. As your body cools down after the bath, it induces relaxation, promoting deeper and more restful sleep.

4

Improve Skin Health

Onsen water, especially springs rich in silica and sulfur, can improve skin conditions. Silica smooths and softens dry, rough skin, while sulfur is known for treating skin problems like acne, eczema, and psoriasis. It also promotes faster healing of cuts and wounds.

5

Burn Calories

Soaking in an onsen can even help you burn calories. A 20-minute bath in water heated to 42°C can burn over 220 kilocalories, speeding up metabolism and providing health benefits similar to light exercise.

6

Boost Alertness and

Energy

Soaking in an onsen can even help you burn calories. A 20-minute bath in water heated to 42°C can burn over 220 kilocalories, speeding up metabolism and providing health benefits similar to light exercise.

7

Promote Cleanliness and

Detoxification

Onsen bathing is a cleansing ritual that removes dirt and impurities from the body. Combined with a pre-bath shower, onsen help detoxify the skin, leaving it refreshed and revitalized.

Siebold-No-Yu


Siebold-no-Yu, a beautifully restored Taisho-style, gothic building, stands proudly at 750 square meters across two stories. Located across from Ureshino Onsen Park, the building’s vibrant orange exterior offers a glimpse into Ureshino’s historical charm. Inside, you’ll find a spacious communal bath, private rental baths, and a citizens' gallery, making it a perfect relaxation spot for both visitors and locals.




Siebold-no-Yu also offers exceptional accessibility with a multipurpose bathing room, minimal steps, and wheelchair-friendly facilities. Whether you’re looking to experience Ureshino’s bathing culture or simply relax, Siebold-no-Yu provides a welcoming environment for everyone.


Siebold-no-Yu, a beautifully restored Taisho-style, gothic building, stands proudly at 750 square meters across two stories. Located across from Ureshino Onsen Park, the building’s vibrant orange exterior offers a glimpse into Ureshino’s historical charm. Inside, you’ll find a spacious communal bath, private rental baths, and a citizens' gallery, making it a perfect relaxation spot for both visitors and locals.




Siebold-no-Yu also offers exceptional accessibility with a multipurpose bathing room, minimal steps, and wheelchair-friendly facilities. Whether you’re looking to experience Ureshino’s bathing culture or simply relax, Siebold-no-Yu provides a welcoming environment for everyone.

Operating Hours:

6:00 AM – 10:00 PM
(Last entry at 9:30 PM)

Closed: Every third Wednesday of the month (or the following day if it falls on a public holiday)




Admission Fee:



General Admission: 450 yen
Seniors (70+): 340 yen

Operating Hours:

6:00 AM – 10:00 PM
(Last entry at 9:30 PM)

Closed: Every third Wednesday of the month (or the following day if it falls on a public holiday)




Admission Fee:



General Admission: 450 yen
Seniors (70+): 340 yen

Shiiba no Yu

Discover ultimate relaxation at Shiiba no Yu, the largest open-air bath in Ureshino. Nestled within Shiiba Sanso Ryokan, this impressive bath lets you unwind while listening to the soothing sounds of a gentle mountain stream. Surrounded by expansive natural beauty, Shiiba no Yu offers a serene retreat that calms the mind and heals the body. Embrace the peaceful atmosphere and let nature revitalize your senses.

Operating Hours:
11:00 AM – 9:00 PM




Admission Fee:


Adults: 1,300 yen
Children (Elementary school students): 600 yen
Infants: Free

Operating Hours:
11:00 AM – 9:00 PM




Admission Fee:


Adults: 1,300 yen
Children (Elementary school students): 600 yen
Infants: Free

Ureshinogensen Hyakunen Hot Spring

Renowned as one of Japan’s “Three Great Hot Springs for Beautiful Skin,” Ureshino Onsen is celebrated for its silky, lotion-like water. At Hyakunen Hot Spring, a century-old tradition flows into every bath. With our own exclusive hot spring source, we invite you to experience the luxurious waters that leave your skin feeling soft and rejuvenated.

Facilities:
Spacious Public Bath
Family Bath
Large Communal Bath

Step into the generous public bath, filled with water that melts into your skin, leaving it feeling smooth and nourished. Indulge in the beauty-enhancing benefits of this historic hot spring and feel the difference for yourself.

Opening Hours:
9:00 AM – 10:00 PM (Last admission 9:30 PM, Family bath 9:00 PM)

Admission Fee:
Weekdays: 640 yen
Weekends & Holidays: 740 yen

Location

Yushuku Hiroba
(Public Foot Bath & Foot Steam Bath)

Located in the heart of Ureshino, Yushuku Hiroba offers a unique and relaxing experience with its public foot bath and foot steam bath. Whether you’re seeking a quick rest after exploring the city or looking for a gentle, therapeutic moment, Yushuku Hiroba provides a soothing escape.

The foot bath, known for its skin-beautifying spring water, and the foot steam bath, known for its warmth and relaxation benefits, are perfect for refreshing both the body and mind. A visit here is the perfect way to enjoy Ureshino's famous hot spring culture without the need for a full bath. Ideal for locals and travelers alike!

Location

Wataya Besso

Located in the heart of Ureshino, Yushuku Hiroba offers a unique and relaxing experience with its public foot bath and foot steam bath. Whether you’re seeking a quick rest after exploring the city or looking for a gentle, therapeutic moment, Yushuku Hiroba provides a soothing escape.

The foot bath, known for its skin-beautifying spring water, and the foot steam bath, known for its warmth and relaxation benefits, are perfect for refreshing both the body and mind. A visit here is the perfect way to enjoy Ureshino's famous hot spring culture without the need for a full bath. Ideal for locals and travelers alike!

Location