Maenohara Onsen Sayano Yudokoro

Hot springs contain minerals like sulfur, calcium, and sodium bicarbonate that have therapeutic effects on the body, including improved circulation, reduced muscle tension, and stress relief.

Visitors are usually required to bathe naked, as is the Japanese custom. However, towels are provided for modesty when moving between baths.

Hot springs are generally safe for children, but it's best to check with the facility regarding age restrictions and supervision requirements.

It's recommended to make reservations in advance, especially during peak times, to ensure availability and a smooth experience.

Guests are expected to wash and rinse thoroughly before entering the hot springs and to be respectful of others by keeping noise to a minimum.

Some facilities offer private baths that can be reserved for individuals or small groups, providing a more secluded experience.

It's best to remove jewelry and accessories before entering the hot springs to avoid damage from the mineral-rich water.

You'll need a change of clothes, a bathing towel, and toiletries. Some facilities provide rental towels and amenities for convenience.

Most facilities have time limits for the use of hot springs to ensure fair access for all guests. This information is typically provided upon entry.

Guests with medical conditions or concerns should consult a healthcare professional before using hot springs, as the high water temperature may not be suitable for everyone.