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Fukuchiyama Onsen Yoro no Yu: Hot Spring Guide & Prices

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Fukuchiyama Onsen Yoro no Yu: Hot Spring Guide & Prices

โ›ฉ๏ธ Kyoto|Published June 25, 2026|Updated August 23, 2026
โœ๏ธ Edited by the Tabitabi JAPAN Editorial Team(based on official and primary sources)
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Welling up in Fukuchiyama, Yoro no Yu is a day spa that spreads a variety of baths across a vast grounds. A great cherry tree over 200 years old and a mossy garden color the seasons, and you can enjoy many baths including an open air pool built of natural rock, a cypress bath and barrel tubs. Its warming chloride spring is known for keeping the chill from returning. With dining and massage on site, it is a place to spend a whole relaxed day.

Highlights

  • The warming water of a sodium chloride spring
  • A variety of tubs such as a natural rock open air bath, cypress bath and barrel baths
  • A vast garden lovely with moss and a cherry tree over 200 years old
  • A facility to relax all day, with dining and massage as well
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Enjoying the Seasons

In spring the cherry blossoms on the great tree in the grounds are splendid, and you can indulge in admiring them from the water. Autumn brings foliage and early summer a lush mossy garden to please the eye. Because the chloride spring warms from the core, a visit in the deeply cold winter keeps the chill away and leaves a lasting cozy afterglow. Fukuchiyama is also known for its morning mists, so the bath feels all the more welcome in the seasons when mornings and evenings turn cold.

Access and Basic Information

  • Take a bus or taxi from Fukuchiyama Station on the JR or Kyoto Tango Railway lines
  • About 5 minutes by car from the Fukuchiyama interchange on the Maizuru Wakasa Expressway
  • The spring is a sodium chloride therapeutic type
  • Open from around 10 in the morning until about 10 at night, with last entry around 9 30
  • Day bathing is roughly 900 yen for adults and 450 yen for children, with an all day pass also available
  • Parking is spacious with about 250 spaces, handy for arriving by car

Practical Travel Notes

  • Since you can relax while taking in the garden, allow two hours to half a day for a leisurely visit combining a bath and a meal.
  • The dining area may have regular closing days, so if a meal is part of your plan, check the schedule in advance.
  • With easy car access and a large parking lot, it is a convenient stop during a driving trip.
  • Combining it with city sights such as Fukuchiyama Castle or the Fukurel railway museum rounds out a full days itinerary.
  • The chloride spring retains heat well, so drink water and rest slowly after your bath.

A Quick Tip

The location pairs easily with city sights such as Fukuchiyama Castle. Since you can relax while taking in the wide garden, allow plenty of time. The dining area is well stocked, so try local flavors after your bath. With ample parking suited to arriving by car, it also makes an ideal break on a drive through the Tanba region.

Practical Information for Your Visit

  • Opening hours: 10:00-22:00 (last admission 21:30)
  • Closing days: The official website does not list any regular closing days. Temporary closures and changes to opening hours are announced in the 'News' section of the official website
  • Bathing fee: Following the revision of October 1, 2025, 900 yen for adults (junior high school students and older), 450 yen for children (elementary school students and younger) and free for infants (under 2). A one-day pass costs 1,300 yen. A book of 10 tickets costs 8,000 yen for adults and 4,000 yen for children
  • Towels and amenities: Towel set 300 yen, towel 200 yen, bath towel rental 100 yen (all available at reception)
  • Spring quality: Sodium chloride spring (a high-concentration therapeutic spring) / source name 'Fukuchiyama Onsen'
  • Tattoos: Visitors with tattoos, including small point tattoos and fake tattoos, are not admitted
  • Other house rules: Food, drink and pets may not be brought in. Under health authority guidance, mixed bathing is not permitted for elementary school students and older. Children may not use the facility unaccompanied
  • Restaurant: From March 14, 2026 and until further notice, open Mondays, Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays from 11:00 to 14:30 (last order 14:00) and from 17:00 to 20:30 (last order 20:00). On Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays there is also a cafe time from 14:00 to 17:00. Closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays (open on public holidays). If a meal is part of your plan, do check the day of the week
  • Parking: 100 spaces
  • Access (by train and bus): About 15 minutes by taxi from JR Fukuchiyama Station. By bus, take the JR bus from Fukuchiyama Station (bound for Ubara or Sonobe), get off at 'Isagoike' and walk 8 minutes
  • Access (by car): About 5 minutes from the Fukuchiyama IC on the Maizuru-Wakasa Expressway. About 90 minutes from Kyoto and about 70 minutes from Osaka and Kobe
  • Time required: 1-2 hours for a bath alone, or about 3 hours if you also enjoy a meal and the garden views
  • In rainy weather: Everything apart from the open-air baths is indoors, so rain is no obstacle
  • Strollers and wheelchairs: The official website gives no information on barrier-free facilities. If you need details, call 0773-27-6000 in advance
  • Budget guide: 900 yen for a bath alone. Around 2,000-4,000 yen if you add a meal or a body scrub
  • Avoiding the crowds: The facility stays open until 22:00, which makes it easy to shift your visit to a quieter time. On Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, when the restaurant is closed, the whole building is calmer
  • Address: 81-13 Osada, Fukuchiyama City, Kyoto Prefecture (Tel 0773-27-6000)

Sources of Information

The opening hours, the bathing fees (revised on October 1, 2025), the charges for towels, the policy on tattoos and the house rules were confirmed on the 'System' page of the official website of Fukuchiyama Onsen Yoro-no-Yu. The spring quality, source name, indications and layout of the baths come from the 'Facility Guide' page of the same site; the 100 parking spaces, the 8-minute walk from the 'Isagoike' bus stop and the 15-minute taxi ride from Fukuchiyama Station come from its 'Access' page; and the restaurant's opening hours and closing days (from March 14, 2026) and the information on the replacement of the shower heads come from its 'News' and 'Dining and Banquets' pages. The 5 minutes from the Fukuchiyama IC on the Maizuru-Wakasa Expressway, the grounds of about 6,000 tsubo and the 200-year-old cherry tree were confirmed in the spot information on the official website of the Kyoto Prefecture Tourism Federation. Fees and opening hours are subject to change, so please check official sources before you set out.

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This article is compiled by the Tabitabi JAPAN editorial team from official and primary sources, including facility and shrine/temple websites, tourism information published by municipalities and tourism associations, and cultural-property records released by national and local governments. Prices, opening hours and event dates may change, so please also check the official information of each facility or local government before you visit.

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