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Tendo Onsen Yubo Ichiraku

天童温泉 湯坊いちらく TENDO SPA & BREWERYてんどうおんせん ゆぼう いちらく

An all-inclusive hot-spring stay with its own brewery

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Day visit · 日帰り (ひがえり)Day-use visit without overnight stay. Not always available at ryokan and hotels, so check in advance.More in the glossary
Yes
Mon11:00–20:00
Tue11:00–20:00
Wed11:00–20:00
Thu11:00–20:00
Fri11:00–20:00
Sat11:00–14:30
Sun11:00–14:30
Public holidays11:00–14:30

Day-use reception runs weekdays 11:00 to 18:00 and weekends/holidays 11:00 to 13:00, with bathing itself open until 20:00 on weekdays and 14:30 on weekends and holidays. There is a cleaning break from 14:30 to 15:00 and from 18:30 to 19:00.

¥1,500

The day-use fee includes a bath towel, hand towel, yukata and slippers, plus coffee and detox water at no extra charge. A private outdoor bath can be booked separately for 2,200 yen per 50 minutes.

Private bathYesto book (貸切 (かしきり)Private or family bath you have to yourselves for a set time, often for an extra fee. Some are booked ahead and some are first come, first served, and not every place opens them to day visitors.More in the glossary)

About

The hot-spring bath is shaped like a shogi piece, and the outdoor flower-viewing bath runs on water straight from the Tendo spring. The seasons show in it, blossoms in spring, snow in winter. The water is smooth and slightly silky, the kind locals call good for the skin. Two small reservable baths sit off to the side, one built from rock and one from cypress, plus a reservation-only private sauna called Tsukiakari (月灯り). Yubo Ichiraku runs an all-inclusive plan built around its own brewery: guests can drink the house craft beer, wine and cocktails freely, with a lounge, a small library, and a stand for a beer after the bath. A separate wing, Otoan (桜桃庵), holds seven wooden sukiya-style suites, each with its own differently shaped open-air bath.

The baths

What's here

  • Yes
    OnsenUses natural hot spring water
  • Yes
    Outdoor Bath露天風呂 (ろてんぶろ)Open-air outdoor bath. One of the most iconic features of Japanese onsen, offering views of nature and seasonal scenery.More in the glossary. Open-air outdoor bath
  • Yes
    Indoor Bath内湯 (うちゆ)Indoor bath located within the facility building, providing year-round comfort regardless of weather.More in the glossary. Enclosed indoor bathing area
  • Yes
    SaunaSauna room of any kind
  • No
    Mixed BathingShared bathing area for all genders

Also here

  • Kids✓ Yes
  • Washing· 洗い場 (あらいば)Washing area with seated shower stations where guests rinse and wash thoroughly before entering the bath.More in the glossary✓ Yes
  • Towels✓ Yes
  • Parking✓ Yes

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Programs1

  • Yamagata Onsen-do

    A prefecture-wide onsen stamp rally across 86 baths in Yamagata, launched in 2026. Collect stamps in all four areas, Murayama, Mogami, Shonai and Okitama, and climb the ranks toward Onsen Master.

    Area
    Murayama
    No.
    18
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Last updated October 7, 2026

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