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Gosho-no-Yu (Kinosaki outer bath)

The most popular of Kinosaki's seven public baths. In a building modeled on the Kyoto Imperial Palace, a waterfall rotenburo faces the hillside and a glass-roofed 'sky bath' sits indoors, all renovated in 2020. Overnight guests get free entry with the 'Yumepa' pass, so evenings are busy with yukata-clad bathers — go at 7 am when it opens.

Public bathhouse (sento)Natural hot springDay use ¥800

Hyōgo · Kinosaki OnsenTattoos: Allowed

Ichi-no-Yu (Kinosaki outer bath)

Kinosaki's flagship outer bath, praised as 'the best under heaven' by an Edo-period physician. Its cave bath carved into rock is the draw; the kabuki-theatre-style building is the town's landmark.

Public bathhouse (sento)Natural hot springDay use ¥800