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Takinoyu
Takinoyu · Taki-no-Yu · 滝の湯
Visit the public bath Takinoyu for a short soak in Naruko Onsen. See hot-spring water flowing into wooden baths through log channels.
It is about five minutes’ walk from Naruko-Onsen Station, making it a possible stop while exploring the hot-spring town.
Official sources Osaki City: Takinoyu JPY 300, last admission and address Osaki Tourism Corporation: approximately five-minute walk to Takinoyu
Visitor information
Admission
Bath admission costs JPY 300 for adults and JPY 100 for children. Buy tickets at the entrance machine.
Opening hours
The bath opens from 07:30 to 21:00, with last bath admission at 20:30. Finish bathing and leave by 21:00. Check temporary operating changes on your visit date.
What to see at Takinoyu
Hot-spring water flowing into wooden baths
This public bath has wooden tubs fed by hot-spring water. Enjoy a soak while watching water fall from channels made of logs.
Osaki Tourism Corporation: approximately five-minute walk to Takinoyu
How to get to Takinoyu
Walk about five minutes from Naruko-Onsen Station to 47-1 Yumoto, Naruko Onsen. For a return to Sendai after bathing, allow time to reach Naruko-Onsen Station and change at Kogota for a Sendai train.
Osaki Tourism Corporation: approximately five-minute walk to Takinoyu Osaki City: Takinoyu JPY 300, last admission and address
Before you visit
Last admission 20:30; leave by 21:00
Bath admission closes at 20:30 and you must leave by 21:00. If arriving late, allow time to finish bathing and get dressed.
Use nearby parking if driving
Takinoyu has no car park. Use a nearby car park if driving.
Questions about Takinoyu
Where do I buy a Takinoyu bathing ticket?
Use the machine at the entrance. Admission is JPY 300 for adults or JPY 100 for children.
Osaki City: Takinoyu JPY 300, last admission and address Osaki Tourism Corporation: approximately five-minute walk to Takinoyu
Official sources
- Official sources ·
- Osaki City: Takinoyu JPY 300, last admission and address ·
- Osaki Tourism Corporation: approximately five-minute walk to Takinoyu ·
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