Shimobe Onsen

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Shimobe Onsen Shimobe Hotel – Illustrative onsen mood image
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Shimobe Onsen Shimobe Hotel

The leading large ryokan of Shimobe Onsen in Yamanashi, the 'hidden bath' of warlord Takeda Shingen. Its hallmark is three springs of differing character (including the tepid original Shimobe water) served in eleven tubs, seven of them open-air — a mini bath-hopping circuit with streamside rotenburo and Shingen lore. Day use 11:00–15:00, ¥1,200; resting in the tatami hall is free, and lunch-and-rest plans start at ¥5,000. Irregular closures, so confirm ahead. Just 3 minutes on foot from Shimobe-Onsen Station on the JR Minobu Line — easy by rail, and a natural pairing with Kuonji temple on Mt Minobu, the Fuji River or a Lake Motosu / Fuji Five Lakes drive.

Day-trip onsenOnsen ryokanDay use ¥1,500
Shimobe Onsen Motoyu Ryokan Daikokuya – Illustrative onsen mood image
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Shimobe Onsen Motoyu Ryokan Daikokuya

A source-spring inn of Shimobe Onsen, the spa said to have healed the wounds of Takeda Shingen. The spa street runs along a river, and the water is an alkaline simple spring known for leaving the skin smooth. Day bathing is 1,000 yen between 10:00 and 16:00 for a stay of up to two hours, and a longer visit with a rest room is 2,000 yen. It keeps the plain feel of a curative spa, which makes it a good place to settle in and rest.

Onsen ryokanNatural hot springDay use ¥1,000
Shimobe Onsen Kaikan – Illustrative onsen mood image
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Shimobe Onsen Kaikan

A rest facility run by the town of Shimobe Onsen, easy for day visitors as well as overnight guests. The single-bath course costs 500 yen from junior high age and 400 yen for elementary pupils, and is free below elementary school. It opens from 10:00 to 17:30 with last entry at 17:00, closing only from 29 December to 2 January. The full-day course is 1,000 yen for adults, and you may bring your own food and drink.

Public bathhouse (sento)Natural hot springDay use ¥500
Shimobe Onsen Koyokan – Illustrative onsen mood image
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Shimobe Onsen Koyokan

A small inn of Shimobe Onsen, where the tradition of long healing stays continues, and a bath alone can be taken in the daytime without staying overnight. Day bathing is received from 9:00 to 16:00 for 800 yen, with use limited to about an hour. A course including a rest room runs 2,775 to 3,300 yen. As with the other inns of the spa street, bathing is not accepted on some days, so a phone call ahead is advised.

Onsen ryokanNatural hot springDay use ¥800
Shimobe Onsen Fuji Hotel – Illustrative onsen mood image
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Shimobe Onsen Fuji Hotel

A healing-stay inn opened in 1937 that keeps its source running straight through. A cool spring of around 26 degrees is its hallmark, so you can stay in the water a long while, and alternating with the heated hot bath is recommended. Day bathing runs from 9:00 in the morning to 8:00 at night, at 800 yen for adults and 400 yen for children within two hours. In April 2024 a löyly-style sauna was added on each side.

Onsen ryokanNatural hot springDay use ¥800
Shimobe Onsen Sagamiya – Illustrative onsen mood image
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Shimobe Onsen Sagamiya

An old inn in Shimobe Onsen where the healing-stay culture survives, taking not only overnight guests but bathers by the hour, true to a toji resort. Day bathing is 500 yen from 10:00 to 16:00, the cheapest in the spa street, while a course with rest costs 2,000 yen. It is not received on some days, so a call ahead is needed. The water is a mild alkaline simple spring suited to long healing stays.

Onsen ryokanNatural hot springDay use ¥500