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Taira Fureai Onsen Center Yuraku

平ふれあい温泉センター ゆ〜楽ひらふれあいおんせんセンター ゆ〜らく

Other
Chubu·Toyama

Day Use

Yes

Bathing & Water

Natural onsen water

Uses natural hot spring water

Outdoor BathYes

Open-air outdoor bath

Policies & Services

TattooYes

Allows entry with visible tattoos

DiningYes

Restaurant or dining open to visitors (not just hotel meal plans)

WashingYes

Shower, wash stations, soap and shampoo provided

TowelsYes

Towels available to rent or borrow

Water treatment

Treated and recirculated
from Article 18 disclosure
  • Added water
    No
  • Reheated
    Yes
  • Recirculated
    Yes
  • Disinfected
    Yes
    塩素系薬剤
  • Bath additives
    No

新五箇山温泉

Shin-Gokayama Onsen
Sulfate
Hot source · 42°C
Known good for
  • Aches & jointsstiff shoulders
  • Circulationtired legs
  • Smooth skindry, rough skin

A calcium- and sodium-led sulfate spring with moderate mineralization (1,512 mg/kg total dissolved solids). Sulfate dominates the anion side at over 89% mval, lending the water a settled, mineral-rich body. The source emerges at 42.3 °C with a flow of 90 L/min, classified as alkaline and hypotonic.

Analyzed Oct 8, 2025·株式会社エオネックス·Cert no. 石川県第3号

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Dinara

7 months ago

They're closing today at 4 PM until January 5th, so it was packed (by local standards), hence the photos are from the internet, but from different seasons. Here, as is common in the local mountains, there are no fences (in the women's section either). The water is alkaline, the rotenburo is gensen-kakenagashi, indoors it circulates. The rotenburo itself is small, but there usually aren't many people in it. Tattoos are allowed, all amenities provided, costs 720 yen, there's a small restaurant.

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Dinara

2 years ago

Very similar to Kuroba Onsen (just above), except the view from this one is even more beautiful since it faces a dam. Also has everything except fences — tranquility, relaxation, mountains, river. They serve local noodles (specifically soba, the specialty of the local mountain villages).

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Last updated August 4, 2026