マキノ高原温泉さらさまきのこうげんおんせんさらさ
Closed Wednesdays; if Wednesday falls on a public holiday, closed the following day instead. Occasional unannounced closures for maintenance.
Bath only: ¥850 adult (12+), ¥450 child (3-11). Bade Zone (swimsuit pool area, weekdays only): ¥800 adult, ¥450 child. Bath + Bade Zone combo: ¥1,300 adult, ¥700 child. Last entry 20:30. 11-visit ticket books and rentals (swimsuit ¥360, towel ¥250) also available.
Open-air outdoor bath
Enclosed indoor bathing area
Dry heat sauna room
Cold water plunge bath, typically used after sauna
The cold bath (mizuburo) is in the swimsuit Bade Zone; a Google review states the two main gender-separated baths (Mantenboshi/Furin) do not have one.
Uses natural hot spring water
Shared bathing area for all genders
Mixed-gender only in the swimwear-required Bade Zone pool area; the two main baths (Mantenboshi/Furin) remain gender-separated.
Welcomes children and families
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
About 120 spaces per an aggregator listing.
Makino Kogen Onsen Sarasa is a day-use bathhouse in the Makino Kogen recreation grounds in Shiga, with two separate bath halls, Mantenboshi (満天星) and Furin (風鈴), each holding an indoor bath, an outdoor rotenburo, a seasonal low-temperature bath called Shikiyu (四季湯), a sauna, and a jacuzzi you can lie back in. On weekdays a separate swimsuit-required Bade Zone also opens, a mixed-gender pool area with a shallow end and free arm-float rental for small kids, plus a cold bath for alternating dips. The alkaline spring water feels smooth and faintly silky on the skin, without much scent. The bathhouse sits alongside Makino Kogen's campground, ski slopes, and grass-golf course, close to the Metasequoia tree avenue the area is known for. In summer the outdoor bath looks straight up at the green grass of the ski hill. There's a restaurant, Sarasa-an, on site, and no lodging: it's a stop for a soak after skiing, camping, or a walk under the trees, not an overnight destination.
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Last updated July 14, 2026