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Next to Fuji-Q Highland, with one of Japan's largest all-timber bath halls. Price includes loungewear and towels, so come empty-handed. Free shuttle from Fujisan Station. Prices revised April 2026.
A day-bath house of 1856 still standing on the edge of Fujiyoshida. A two-storey timber building and a thatched main hall remain, and the bath room shows its beams under a high ceiling, with a black-granite tub set in steps. The water is a soft simple spring of the Mt Fuji foothills, a cold mineral spring; there is no open-air bath, but a small courtyard garden can be watched from the water. Two hours costs 750 yen for adults, a full day from 9:00 to 17:00 is 1,500 yen, and the evening hours after 17:00 are 1,000 yen. There is a large hall for resting, where the local Yoshida udon is served. It closes on Wednesdays, though it does open on some days depending on the season.