Isawa Onsen, Fuefuki, Yamanashi
Hanayagi-no-Sho Keizan (Day Use)
A station-area inn bath with its own spring and a strict cutoff
Property overview
Overview
Keizan draws from its own spring and describes the baths as free-flowing, with heating. Day visitors can use the large baths, outdoor baths and sauna, but the visit is limited to the afternoon. Towels are not included, and the inn may stop accepting visitors depending on hotel or group bookings.
Spring & water temperature
- Spring-source temperature
- Not published on the current official pages checked
- Bathing temperature
- Not published; fixed temperatures for Hanagiri, Hanano, Hanahino and Rikka-sen are not listed
- Spring source
- The inn's own spring, marketed as Bihada-no-Yu
- Spring classification
- Alkaline simple spring (low-tonicity, alkaline spring)
- pH
- Not published on the current official pages checked
- Flow rate
- Not published on the current official pages checked
- Water handling
- The inn's current onsen page describes the spring as free-flowing and says it is heated. The large baths and outdoor baths use the spring. Water addition, disinfection and any auxiliary circulation are not itemized for each bath on the current pages.
Bathing indications
The inn lists general bathing indications including neuralgia, muscle and joint pain, sensitivity to cold and fatigue. This is not a guarantee of treatment.
Tattoos are not permitted in the public large bath or outdoor bath. Day use is 11:00–17:00, last admission 16:00. Admission is ¥1,500 for adults, ¥1,050 for elementary-school children and ¥750 for ages three through preschool. Towels are extra, and day-use admission may be unavailable on some dates; call ahead.
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Within walking distance of Isawa-Onsen Station. Confirm the current route and any day-use transport arrangements with the inn; do not assume overnight shuttle service applies.
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