Hot spring cafe

Info

Address:

3-10-1 Tsuruhata, Kita-ku, Kumamoto, Kumamoto

PublicTransportation:

Kumamoto Electric Railway Shinsuya Station → 13 minutes walk; or JR Kumamoto Station → 25 minutes drive; or line bus 36 minutes, bus stop: Kikunan Onsen front and drop off, just a short walk

CarAccess:

6km 10 minutes from Kyushu-do Kita Kumamoto Smart IC

Phone Number:

096-344-1126

Parking Number:

400 units

Business Hours

10 o'clock ~ 0 o'clock next day (23 o'clock last reception)

Price

All facilities use Junior high school students 1450 yen (Saturday, Sunday, public holidays 1650 yen), elementary school students 720 yen (Saturday, Sunday, public holidays 870 yen), infants (3 to preschoolers) 350 yen. Bathing only (2 hours) 750 yen for junior high school students and older (850 yen for Saturdays and Sundays, holidays * separate rates during busy season), 390 yen for elementary school students (490 yen for Saturdays and Sundays, holidays), and 200 yen for infants. Bathing only (3 hours) Junior high school students and older 1000 yen (Saturday/Sunday, national holidays 1100 yen * * other charge during busy season), elementary school students 520 yen (Saturday/Sunday, public holidays 620 yen), infants 300 yen, family baths required official site confirmation

Spot Category

Hot Spring Spots and More

Large baths. All natural springs with bicarbonate springs

All-weather outdoor baths

Sauna (men only)

Enjoy the pleasant hot air in the Rawuryu sauna

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