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Omiashi-no-yu

美足の湯おみあしのゆ

Foot Bath
Chubu·Shizuoka

Day Use

Yes
00:00–16:00, 17:00–23:59
¥0

Free to use

Bathing & Water

Natural onsen water

Uses natural hot spring water

Policies & Services

TowelsNo

Towels available to rent or borrow

Towels are not provided at the footbath itself, but can be purchased at the souvenir shop in Yamamomo Plaza directly connected to the station.

ParkingYes

On-site or nearby parking available

No dedicated on-site lot; use the nearby Izukogen Station Yamamo-guchi coin parking (first hour free, then ¥200/hour).

Water treatment

Treated and recirculated(partial disclosure)
from Article 18 disclosure
  • Added water
    Yes
  • Reheated
    Not disclosed
  • Recirculated
    Not disclosed
  • Disinfected
    Not disclosed
  • Bath additives
    Not disclosed

片瀬11号、片瀬21号、白田11号、対馬36号、熱川・北川45号

Blended source: Katase No. 11, Katase No. 21, Shirata No. 11, Tsushima No. 36, Atagawa-Hokkawa No. 45

Mixed source

Chloride
+ Sulfate
Hot source · 55°CHigh silica
Known good for
  • Warmingcold sensitivity
  • Circulationtired legs
  • Aches & jointsstiff shoulders

A blend drawn from five wells along the Izu coast — Katase, Shirata and the Atagawa-Hokkawa line among them — yielding a sodium-calcium chloride-sulfate water. It is weakly alkaline and soft on the skin, chloride giving the salt-tinged, heat-retaining body and sulfate adding quiet mineral weight, with dissolved solids at a moderate 1,585 mg/kg. Metasilicic acid at 110.4 mg/kg is generous enough to place it in Japan's beauty-water family, leaving the kind of thin silica film that makes skin feel noticeably smoother. The posting lists cuts, burns, chronic skin conditions and chronic gynecological complaints among its spring-type indications, and notes that four of the five wells are diluted with water at the wellhead.

Analyzed Mar 17, 2006·(財)静岡県生活科学検査センター

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A free footbath right outside Izukogen Station, with pebbles lining the tub for a foot-sole massage and a separate basin nearby for washing hands and face in the same spring water. The water runs mild rather than hot (colder still in summer), and from the bench you can see down the valley to the sea.

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3 months ago

Excellent foot onsen (there is also a stream for hands) right at Izu-Kogen Station. Warm enough but bearable even for 10-15 minutes. You can sit on a stone, or half-sit on the railing and watch the trains.

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Last updated August 4, 2026