Spa
Enjoy a natural spa set in the forest – Three sources of 100% natural hot spring water of varying temperatures feed this high quality spa. This is a treasure of a hot spring!
Origins of Yuda Hot Springs
仁寿の湯 (for men)
弥生の湯 (for women)
The oldest reference to Yuda Onsen seems to be in the second year of the Shoji era (1200 CE) when the name had already been recorded and the history of the hot springs discovered. In 1459, the laws and regulations of the Ouchi administration, stated bathing rules "entry into the Yuda hot spring at night". So it is known that the hot spring had been part of their lifestyle at the time.
From long ago, it has been told that a wounded white fox soaked its paw in the pond every night in a garden west of Kongenyama temple to heal the wound. This has been handed down ever since as the " legend of the white fox " related to the hot springs’ discovery.
- Characteristics
- A colorless, transparent, soft, alkaline pure sulfer hot springs, Yuda is the only high-temperature (42 degrees or more) hot springs in Yamaguchi Prefecture.
The oxidation potential of this hot spring is very low, because of its power to prevent oxidation (due to its anti-oxidant properties), the water can promote good health
- Efficacy
- Neuralgia, muscle pain, joint pain, frozen shoulder, motor paralysis, stiffness of joints and bruises and sprains, chronic digestive disease, diethylene sputum, poor circulation, illness recovery period, fatigue recovery, health promotion, chronic skin diseases, chronic women's diseases, cut scratches, diabetes.
- Spring quality:
- Alkaline simple sulfur hot spring
- Inside ryokan bathing times
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Kinds of baths
・Two Large Baths (2 for each gender)
・Two family baths内湯 Large Baths Jinju Yayoi Family Bath Inside ryokan bathing times 15：00 ~ 23：30 / 6：00 ~ 9：30 外湯 翠山の湯 Large Baths Men’s bath
(Open-air bath, sauna, etc.)Women's bath
(Open-air bath, sauna, etc.)Family spa
(With a private open-air bath)Suizan public spa bathing time 10：00 ~ 22：00
Open-air bath (for women)
翠山の湯 (for men)
翠山の湯 Open-air bath (for men)
翠山の湯 Open-air bath (for women)
Suizan Spa, an indoor and outdoor spa made of natural materials, overlooks the Chisen (pond) garden, nestled in a beautiful leafy mountainous setting attached to the main building. With the textures of stone and the warmth of wood, please enjoy the abundantly flowing hot water.
- Facilities:
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- Men’s bath / Women’s bath
- ・Infrared sauna
- ・open-air bath
- ・hot bath
- ・Bubbling bath
- ・whirlpool/jacuzzi
- family bath
- ・open-air bath
- Fountain facility:
(The lobby has a drinking fountain and you will be able to drink the hot spring water by the cup before and after your bath.)
- Men’s bath / Women’s bath
- Admission:
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Adult 1,600 yen Silver (70 years or older) 1,300 yen Children (elementary school or less) 800 yen (Guests staying in the inn bathe free of charge.)
How to enjoy the spa:
A hot spring bath heals the tired body and mind, but the wrong use of it may damage your body.
Take care to use it well:
- To prevent a spike in blood pressure become accustomed to the warm temperature (by first showering your body with warm to hot water outside the tub) before fully immersing the body in hot water.
- Before and after bathing, please drink one glass of water. It will reduce the viscosity of the blood.
- Due to the high temperature of the hot spring, bathing for a long time may cause dizziness, etc. Bathing immediately after strenuous exercise, may make you feel worse or cause circulatory failure.
- Bathing is effective in relieving fatigue, but when one is over tired, wooziness may result. Take about 1 hour to rest, then try bathing in a better physical condition.
- To avoid myocardial infarction (heart failure), or cerebral hemorrhage, avoid bathing 30 minutes before a meal (if very hungry) or after the meal (when too full). Avoid bathing if you have become drunk or awaken from a drunken stupor.
- Ingredients of the hot spring are absorbed through the skin, so the effect will last about 3 hours after leaving the hot water. Please do not wash them away with soap.
- Pay good attention to the points raised by these notes so that you may enjoy the hot springs.