300 (17). Hijirinone Onsen, Kyoto Super sento with tap water, 850-950 yen, on the outskirts of Kyoto. Listed hours are 08:00 to 24:00. They give a stamp for the 41 Super Sento of Kansai 24/25. Not actually an onsen, but they issue Toreco trading cards for this super sento. Has a barber shop, restaurant, massage, arcade games, and massage chairs. Bath photos from the internet, accurate. 1. Outdoor bath has three sections: main zone, sitting zone with water flow on the back, and lying zone. Clear water, temperature 41-42. Two TVs. 2. Indoor zone. Bearable to breathe, but very strong chlorine smell that makes it hard to relax — in the jet zones it even starts to sting the eyes. 2.1. Main bath with a bubbles zone, clear water, temperature 40-41. 2.2. Carbonated bath. Carbonation is light — didn't notice the effect right away. Clear water, temperature 39. The most comfortable indoor bath since the chlorine smell is least noticeable here. 2.3. Four lying jets, water temperature 40. 2.4. Two sitting jets, water temperature 40. 2.5. Four standing jets with a pull-up bar, water temperature 40. 2.6. Two electric baths. 2.7. Sauna. 2.8. Steam bath. 2.9. Cold bath. 2.10. Very cold bath in a transparent cube, temperature 10. Given the location, tap water, and strong chlorine smell — you can safely skip this one. The one unique thing is the cube cold bath at 10 degrees.
Gyokkoyu Hijirinone Fushimi
玉光湯 ひじりのね 伏見店ぎょっこうゆ ひじりのね ふしみてん
Day Use
YesOpen year-round; some outside listings mention occasional single-day closures for maintenance, unconfirmed on the official site.
850 yen on weekdays, confirmed via a guest review; some outside listings also cite 950 yen on weekends and holidays, 350 to 400 yen for children, and 250 yen for preschoolers, though these aren't confirmed on the official price table.
Bathing & Water
Open-air outdoor bath
Enclosed indoor bathing area
Dry heat sauna room
Cold water plunge bath, typically used after sauna
Uses natural hot spring water
Capabilities
Shared bathing area for all genders
Policies & Services
Welcomes children and families
Guardians required for junior-high age and younger; unaccompanied high-schoolers/those 18 and under have entry and curfew restrictions (last entry 20:00, must leave by 22:00); guests in diapers are refused entry to changing rooms/baths.
Restaurant or dining open to visitors (not just hotel meal plans)
Shower, wash stations, soap and shampoo provided
Towels available to rent or borrow
Relaxation space for after bathing
On-site or nearby parking available
Highlights
Electric BathPrograms
About
A day-use bathhouse in Fushimi, on Kyoto's southern edge, with no overnight stay. The water carries an official onsen-use permit, and the baths lean toward variety: an indoor carbonated bath and electric baths, an outdoor bath for men and a microbubble bath for women that the sento calls its "silk" bath, plus a 10°C cold bath said to be the first of its kind in Kyoto. The sauna side is built out just as well, with a men's tower sauna running automated loyly sessions every hour, a women's salt sauna, and a men's Finnish sauna. It's a neighborhood super-sento rather than a destination onsen, run as the Fushimi branch of the Gyokkoyu (玉光湯) chain. Expect a restaurant, a relaxation room, a kids' corner with toys and games, a wood deck lit up at night, and a small jizo statue placed for the neighborhood's health and happiness. Parking runs to about 180 spaces, so it's easy to reach by car.
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Last updated July 14, 2026