Oyado Daikokuya (Day Use)
A low-cost inn bath fed by a blend of Hijiori springs
Property overview
Overview
Daikokuya's large bath uses a blend of Association Springs No. 2, 3 and 4. The inn describes it as free-flowing, with water added or allowed to cool naturally because the source is hot. Admission is inexpensive, but the inn may close day use on busy or maintenance days, so call before making the trip.
Spring & water temperature
- Spring-source temperature
- 84.6°C in the inn's published analysis dated July 2, 2010; another official page describes an average of 85–87°C
- Bathing temperature
- About 43°C, adjusted by changing the inflow and adding water, according to the inn's FAQ
- Spring source
- A blend of Hijiori Association Springs No. 2, 3 and 4
- Spring classification
- Sodium chloride-bicarbonate spring (low-tonicity, neutral, high-temperature spring)
- pH
- 6.9 in the inn's published analysis dated July 2, 2010
- Flow rate
- Not published
- Water handling
- The inn describes the baths as free-flowing. Because the source is hot, water may be added and the water may also cool naturally. The spring is used in the large bath, private bath and seasonal rock bath.
- Analysis date
- 2010
Bathing indications
The inn publishes general bathing indications from its spring analysis. This does not guarantee a treatment effect from a short visit.
The current operator listing gives 12:00–17:00 and ¥400 for the large bath; the private bath is ¥1,000 per person for about 30 minutes. Day use may be unavailable on busy or maintenance days. The rock bath closes in winter. The 84.6°C figure is from a 2010 analysis, not the bathing temperature.
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Check the last leg of the journey.
In the Hijiori Onsen area. The inn is within the hot-spring village, but reaching Hijiori from Shinjo takes time; check the return bus before planning a short visit.
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