Onsen Center Onogami Hot Spring Center “Hata no Yu” (Formerly Onogami Onsen “Sachi no Yu”)

Name: Onsen Center Onogami Hot Spring Center “Hata no Yu” (Formerly Onogami Onsen “Sachi no Yu”)
Address: 305-2 Murakami, Shibukawa-shi, Gunma, Shibukawa, Gunma, JP
Telephone: 0279-59-2611

小野上温泉センター「ハタの湯」（旧　小野上温泉さちのゆ）

Shibukawa, Gunma, Kanto

Type

Day Use Onsen

Rating

0.0

Tattoo Policy

Private Bathing Allowed

Prefecture

Gunma

About

Onogami Onsen Center “Hata no Yu” is a day-use hot spring facility in Shibukawa, featuring private baths, outdoor baths, and a sauna. With a relaxed bathing atmosphere and convenient amenities like a rest area and free Wi-Fi, it’s an easy place to unwind without an overnight stay. The facility also offers services such as esthetic and massage, making it a comfortable option for a leisurely visit.

Facilities & Amenities

🌳Outdoor Bath

🔥Sauna

🍽️Restaurant

Additional Amenities

Private bath availableOutdoor bath availableSauna availableRestaurant availableKakenagashi (flowing/feature-style bath) available

Pricing

•¥410 adults (child/disabled/city elderly ¥250) for up to 2 hours from admission time
•¥510 adults (child/disabled/city elderly ¥300) for up to 3 hours
•¥830 adults (child/disabled/city elderly ¥510) for up to 6 hours
•¥1,560 adults (child/disabled/city elderly ¥930) for all-day use until closing.
•Overtime: add ¥200 per additional hour for adults and ¥100 per additional hour for children/disabled/elderly (65+ living in Shibukawa) if applicable.
•Disabled visitors need to present an disability certificate/handbook.
•City elderly refers to those 65+ residing in Shibukawa with proof available.
•The listed admission fees include the admission tax per Shibukawa City Tax Ordinance (Heisei 18 Shibukawa City Ordinance No. 56).
•Guests who are not potty-trained (still wearing diapers) cannot be admitted for bathing for hygiene reasons.

Hot Spring Data

Source Temperature

46.8°C

Reported Benefits

CutsSensitivity to cold (chilliness)Joint painSkin diseasesHemorrhoidsFrozen shoulder (shoulder pain, including “50 shoulder”)ConstipationWomen’s ailmentsBurnsMotor paralysis (exercise-related)Bruises and contusionsDigestive disordersNeuralgia (nerve pain)Sprains and strains (twists and pulls)Muscle pain