Day Use
YesThese hours come from a third-party day-use listing rather than the inn's own site, so it is worth confirming by phone, especially since access can close when the inn has group bookings.
Sources disagree on the day-use fee: the official site lists 400 yen plus tax, but several recent Google reviews and a day-use listing site report 500 yen flat. Worth confirming by phone before you go.
Bathing & Water
Uses natural hot spring water
Open-air outdoor bath
Enclosed indoor bathing area
Bathing Arrangements
Private onsen bath in guest rooms, for overnight guests only
Baths are listed among shared building facilities (館内設備), not as a room amenity; rooms share communal toilets too. No room is described with its own onsen bath.
Shared bathing area for all genders
Site lists indoor + outdoor baths as ordinary shared building facilities with no mention of mixed bathing; none of 5 Google reviews mention 混浴 either. Exact arrangement (separate men's/women's vs a single time-shared bath) is unconfirmed, but no source anywhere suggests mixed bathing.
Policies & Services
On-site or nearby parking available
Programs
About
Ryokan Fukushimaya, whose name means roughly 'the inn of the white natural hot spring,' is a small twelve-room ryokan on the western side of Norikura Kogen. The spring water is piped down from a source high on Mt. Norikura, and it lives up to the name: cloudy white, heavy with sulfur, and warming through. There is an indoor bath and a rotenburo, with a small rest area to sit in afterward. Day-use bathing is open alongside overnight stays, and the inn keeps things plain and homely rather than polished.
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Last updated July 26, 2026