Ryokan & Sauna Yorozuya Hita
A private sauna, cold bath and onsen in every river-view suite
Property overview
Overview
All eight suites pair a private sauna with a 16.5°C cold bath, an onsen bath and a place to cool off outdoors. The cold bath temperature is published; the onsen source and bathing temperatures are not. Tattoo access rules for overnight guests and private room baths have not been confirmed.
Spring & water temperature
- Spring-source temperature
- Not published
- Bathing temperature
- Not published; no fixed onsen bath temperature is confirmed
- Spring source
- An unnamed onsen source; the individual source has not been identified on the current main official pages
- Spring classification
- The inn identifies the room bath as a natural onsen and highlights metasilicic acid content, but does not publish a full formal spring classification on its current main pages.
- pH
- Not published
- Flow rate
- Not published
- Water handling
- All eight suites have a private onsen bath. The inn does not fully publish the individual source, water addition, heating, recirculation, disinfection or free-flow conditions for each room. The 16.5°C figure is for the cold bath, not the onsen.
Bathing indications
The inn highlights metasilicic acid as a spring feature. This is descriptive information, not a promise of a health or beauty benefit.
The 16.5°C figure applies only to the cold bath. Tattoo rules for overnight guests and private room baths are unconfirmed. The 2026 shared dinner-and-yakatabune plan lists Yorozuya as a meal option, but its accommodation-plan section does not list Yorozuya; do not assume the two are a package.
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Meals
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For allergies or other dietary requirements, contact the property before booking to confirm what can be accommodated.
How ryokan meal plans workLocation & access
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On the banks of the Mikuma River in Kuma, Hita. The inn describes the drive from central Fukuoka as about one hour.
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