281. Umegashima Onsen Omoide no Yado Yunoshimakan, Umegashima ★★ We went for a day visit for ¥1000, advertised from 12:00 to 14:00. They stamp the Shizuoka 60 onsen 24/25 stamp rally. The atmosphere is very rural. Inside there are 4 private baths. We got into one, at first it seemed like they were not going to let us in at all, but they prepared a bath for us at random. Overall, the ryokan gave the impression of being at a fairly high-end level. Inside the private bath there were two small, nice wooden tubs and the main bath. Even though the baths were wooden, they were in excellent condition. The water was clear, with fine lime, and the temperature was 41.5. A nice place even if you only visit one private bath, and if you go to several, it is even better. I really liked it. I would consider this place for staying overnight if I were planning to stay in the village. 13.11.2024
Omoide no Yado Yunoshimakan
おもいでの宿 湯の島館おもいでのやど ゆのしまかん
Day Use
YesBathing & Water
Uses natural hot spring water
Enclosed indoor bathing area
Bathing Arrangements
Private bath available for day-use visitors or hotel guests to reserve
Policies & Services
Restaurant or dining open to visitors (not just hotel meal plans)
Shower, wash stations, soap and shampoo provided
Towels available to rent or borrow
Highlights
Lukewarm BathPrograms
About
An inn at Umegashima, on the upper Abe river, in an area the Ministry of the Environment designates for therapeutic bathing. Its four private baths are named for Takeda Shingen's battle standard, wind, forest, fire and mountain (Fu-Rin-Ka-Zan, 風林火山), and guests can use them freely. The water is a simple sulfur spring with a high pH, faintly sulfurous, and silky enough that it takes a moment to notice how long you have been in. Umegashima is one of the valleys local legend counts among Shingen's hidden baths (kakushiyu, 隠し湯).
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