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Jindaiji Onsen Yumori-no-Sato
深大寺天然温泉 湯守の里
A hideaway day spa in a copse of trees near Jindaiji, Tokyo's second-oldest temple, and its soba-shop village. The blackish-brown 'kuroyu' sodium-chloride water from 1,500 m carries compounds from ancient plant matter, feels viscous on the skin and keeps you warm long after. The wooden bathhouse holds an indoor bath, a rock open-air bath, sauna and cold plunge, and an outdoor rest deck among seasonal greenery — more like a country inn than a big spa complex. Adults ¥1,080 on weekdays, ¥1,180 on weekends and holidays, with cheaper 30-minute and one-hour tickets. Open 10:00–22:00 (last entry 21:00), every day apart from inspection closures. A soba restaurant and rest room are on site — a fine finish to Jindaiji temple and the Jindai Botanical Garden. Free shuttle buses from Chōfu and Tsutsujigaoka stations.
- Price (adult)
- ¥1,080
- Hours
- 10:00–22:00
- Closed
- Open daily
- Access
- Free shuttle bus (about 15 min) from Chōfu or Tsutsujigaoka Station (Keiō Line); or Keiō bus for Jindaiji from Chōfu north exit to 'Jindaiji', then 5 min on foot; about 10 min by car from Chōfu IC
- Water type
- Simple spring
- Tattoos
- Not allowed
- Phone
- 042-499-7777
- Official site
- http://www.yumorinosato.com ↗
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Why go
- Hidden 'black water' bath by Jindaiji temple
- Wooden bathhouse, rock open-air, rest deck
- Free shuttle from Chōfu; open daily
Before you go
- Tattoos are explicitly not allowed, even if covered.
- Last entry is 30–60 minutes before closing.
Features
Sauna & wellness
Mood & scenery
Price
Amenities
✔ Verified operating: 2026-09 onsen-life／ゆる〜と／るるぶ 2026（大人平日1,080円・土日祝1,180円・10–22時 受付21:00・年中無休）
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