Last admission 23:00. Restaurant (Dining place Oju-an) 11:00–23:30 (last order 23:00). Body care 9:30–23:30 (reception 9:00–22:45). Akasuri 10:00–23:30 (reception 9:00–22:45). Esthetic 9:30–23:30 (reception 9:00–22:45). Haircut 10:00–20:00 (last reception 19:45). Open year-round.
Adults Weekdays ¥900, weekends and holidays ¥1,050 / Children Weekdays ¥350, weekends and holidays ¥350. Free for children under elementary school age. Bathing coupon book (10 tickets) general ¥7,500. No refunds for coupon books. Towels etc. are not included in the admission fee.
Open-air outdoor bath
Rotenburo (tub bath, etc.)
Enclosed indoor bathing area
Dry heat sauna room
Fireplace room (dry sauna), salt steam cave (salt sauna), herbal steam cave (herbal steam sauna)
Cold water plunge bath, typically used after sauna
Cool spring (cold bath)
Uses natural hot spring water
Natural hot spring (Nukumori no Yu, Madoka no Yu, tub bath, Nagomi no Yu)
Shared bathing area for all genders
Allows entry with visible tattoos
Welcomes children and families
Child (elementary school) rates available. Free for children under elementary school age.
Restaurant or dining open to visitors (not just hotel meal plans)
Dining area Oju-an
Shower, wash stations, soap and shampoo provided
On-site or nearby parking available
233 parking spaces, 7 hours free with store use
Foot Bath
Jet Bath
Boat Bath
Steam Sauna
Electric BathOfuro no Osama - Ebina is a day-use bathing facility in Ebina City, Kanagawa Prefecture, about a 4-minute walk from the west exit of Kashiwadai Station on the Sotetsu Line. It features the kakenagashi "Kokochi-yu" source bath, natural hot spring indoor baths, tub baths, carbonated springs, jet baths, and electric baths. It also has dry sauna, salt sauna, and herbal steam sauna. The facility includes the restaurant Oju-an, body care, akasuri, esthetics, and haircuts.
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Дмитрий Ракин
Unexpectedly a really nice Ofuro no Osama. Not just onsen water, but actual kakenagashi. Tons of baths of all kinds, plus a salt sauna and regular sauna. Admission 900 yen. The food seems decent too, and there's an excellent yakiniku place nearby. And of course the King himself is magnificent (in the photo). The only downside: tattoos are not allowed, and it was confirmed that they enforce it even for very small tattoos. That's sad.
