Sagae Hanasaka Onsen Yu-Cherry

寒河江花咲か温泉ゆ〜チェリーさがえはなさかおんせんゆーちぇりー

A day-use bathhouse fed by three separate hot springs

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Can I go?

Day visit ·

Yes

06:00–22:00

Closed the first Monday of each month (the following day instead if that Monday falls on a public holiday).

¥350

Adults pay 350 yen; ages 1 through elementary school pay 150 yen. An 11-visit ticket book costs 3,500 yen.

About

Three separate hot-spring sources feed six baths here, split evenly between the men's and women's sides: two indoor tubs and one open-air bath each. Each one feels different: one runs pale and faintly sulfurous with a light salt taste, another comes out clear and hot, and the outdoor bath is the mildest of the three. There's a sauna at two temperatures plus a cold plunge, and the washing stations are stocked with shampoo and body soap. On site there's a restaurant and a paid rest hall for lingering afterward. The place draws a strong local following and fills up fast after opening.

The baths

What's here

Yes
OnsenUses natural hot spring water
Yes
Outdoor Bath. Open-air outdoor bath
Yes
Indoor Bath. Enclosed indoor bathing area
Yes
SaunaSauna room of any kind
Yes
Cold Bath. Cold water plunge bath, typically used after sauna
No
Mixed BathingShared bathing area for all genders

Also here

Kids✓ Yes
Dining✓ Yes
Washing· ✓ Yes
Towels✓ Yes
Rest Area· ✓ YesThe rest hall and private rest rooms cost extra beyond the bathing fee.
Parking✓ Yes

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Programs1

Yamagata Onsen-do
A prefecture-wide onsen stamp rally across 86 baths in Yamagata, launched in 2026. Collect stamps in all four areas, Murayama, Mogami, Shonai and Okitama, and climb the ranks toward Onsen Master.
Area
Murayama
No.
30
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