Yonezawa Station, Yamagata Prefecture

[Yonezawa City, Yamagata Prefecture] Natural hot spring right in front of glamping! Introducing attractive leisure facilities that include the area's first sand bath

  • ikoke
  • Last updated: 2024.10.16

Yamagata Prefecture is known for its hot springs. It is said that each city, town, and village has a hot spring facility, but in addition to the popular hidden hot springs in Yonezawa City, there is also a hot spring facility where you can take a day trip bath, and a hot spring facility with a sand bath, which is rare in Tohoku.

The hot spring bath uses 100% hot spring water, and the amount of hot water is surprising considering that even the Karan shower uses hot spring water.

In this article, we will introduce the day trip hot spring "Oitama Onsen Tada no Yu", which I also use on a daily basis, and the delicious food restaurant attached to it. In addition, we will also introduce information about glamping facilities that have recently opened in the immediate vicinity and are gaining attention.

I hope you read it to the end.

What is Oitama Onsen Tama-no-Yu, a natural hot spring and the region's first sand bath?

Oitama Onsen Tama-no-Yu, which uses natural hot spring water, is completely barrier-free and is very popular not only in the city but also in the surrounding area as a hot spring facility where people of all ages and genders can easily enjoy a real hot spring.

Because the prices are so reasonable, some regular customers say they ``barely use the bath at home and come back every day.''

``Oitama Onsen Tada no Yu'' is a day-trip hot spring where you can enjoy a sand bath, which is rare in Tohoku, and two types of hot springs (simple alkaline spring and sodium chloride spring).

``Simple alkaline spring'' works to remove unnecessary dead skin cells and has a high skin beautifying effect, while ``sodium chloride spring'' can be used to treat dry skin and atopic dermatitis.In addition, inhaling the steam relieves phlegm. It is said that purifying the water is also effective against chronic bronchitis.

It's a great value hot spring facility where you can enjoy two types of hot springs and a sand bath in one place!

Unobstructed rural scenery

There are two types of open-air baths, one made of granite and the other where you can soak slowly while using a log as a pillow.You can see the majestic Iide Mountains in the distance over the countryside, giving you a great sense of freedom.

The women's bath also has a shallow bathtub carved out of a large rock, making it popular with young children.

There was also a sand bath in East North America!

Oitama Onsen Tada no Yu is popular because it also has a sand bath

After taking off all your clothes and putting on a yukata in the men's and women's changing rooms, go through the door in the bathroom and go to the sand bath corner.

After working up a sweat in the sand bath, return to the bathroom and soak in the hot spring to refresh yourself.

The sand used in the sand bath at Oitama Onsen Tama-no-yu is high-purity ``crystal sand'' that does not contain salt or organic matter, and although it is smooth sand, it has a moderate weight, so it can be used as a sand bath. It creates the illusion that you are sleeping on a futon.

To heal your daily fatigue, it might be a good idea to reward yourself with a relaxing day in a sand bath and hot spring!

Do you want to finish your housework while taking a hot spring bath?

There is even a coin laundry on the premises, so you can wash your clothes while taking a hot spring bath. I was impressed.

Oitama Onsen Tamayu <Information>

  • Name: Oitama Onsen Tada no Yu
  • Address: 2300-1 Kamishinden, Yonezawa City, Yamagata Prefecture 992-0118
  • Phone number: 0238-37-12600000
  • Various fees
    • Bathing fee: [Adult] 320 yen [Child] 100 yen *9 years old and under
    • Bathing & rest fee: [Adult] 620 yen [Child] 300 yen *9 years old and under
    • Sand bath fee: [Adult] 1,500 yen [Child] 1,100 yen *9 years old and under

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Delicious Inari and dango are available next to the premises...

There are also shops with slightly unusual Inari statues and Instagram-worthy buns.

The chewy dango with plenty of bean paste is a recommended dish. There are also other dumplings that have so many toppings that you might have a hard time eating them. ．． ．． Apparently reservations are required.

The concept is "female-friendly glamping"

From Ruralglam Solasita official website ( https://ruralglam-solasita.jp/ )

There is a glamping facility in front of the Tama-no-yu site, across the road. The name ``Rula Grand Soracita'' comes from the French word ``rural'' (rural), which is correct to say that it is dotted with stylish dome-shaped glamping tents nestled in the countryside.

The concept is female-friendly, and the interior is very stylish.The hot spring across the street has shampoo and body soap, and you can even enjoy a sand bath.

It seems to be popular among locals as a facility where you can get away from everyday life and enjoy the feeling of camping and traveling to a hot spring without having to go far.

It seems that the attention of family members, close friends, girls' parties, etc. is increasing.

The glamping dome nestled in a blanket of snow is fantastic and wonderful!

Luragran Sorashita＜Information＞

  • Location: 2344 Kamishinden, Yonezawa City, Yamagata Prefecture
  • Business hours: 24 hours (Reservation inquiries: 8:00-20:00)
  • Phone number: 0238-20-5525
  • Official URL: Ruragran Sorashita

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summary

Yamagata Prefecture is known for its hot springs, and there are many facilities where you can take a day trip to take a bath. Among them, "Oitama Onsen Tada no Yu" in Yonezawa City is a rare hot spring facility that has Karan's hot springs and a sand bath.

There is a stylish glamping facility nearby, and I would like to go to Oitama Onsen Tama-no-Yu, which is a leisure facility that is full of privacy and allows you to enjoy a sand bath using two types of hot springs and high-purity crystal sand. It might be the location!

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