Ryusenjinoyu (with baby)
How Baby-Friendly is Ryusenjinoyu?
What makes it 58% Baby-Friendly: Infants may enter and small shallow bath suits them, yet no published nursing room, diaper table or stroller space, so parents should plan carefully and may face inconvenience.
Positives:
- Free infant entry: Babies in diapers enter at no charge.
- Family rest areas: Tatami lounge and sofas let you feed or nap baby comfortably.
Challenges:
- No dedicated baby rooms: Diaper-changing and nursing facilities are not confirmed; call ahead.
- Stroller storage unclear: No official parking for strollers—bring a lightweight, foldable stroller.
What is Ryusenjinoyu?
- A multi-facility hot spring complex in Nagoya’s Moriyama district offering fourteen distinct baths and saunas
- Features include open-air rock baths, carbonated and cold spring tubs, far-infrared and salt saunas, and themed rock bathing rooms such as loess, charcoal and crystal
- Complements its bathing zones with tatami lounges, dedicated rest halls and an on-site restaurant serving Japanese set meals and noodle dishes
What is so special about Ryusenjinoyu for with baby?
- Complimentary baby entry and shallow kiddie bath
- Indoor Kids Corner for safe play
- Parents enjoy multiple open-air baths with city views
- On-site restaurant offers child-friendly meals
- Rest lounges suitable for feeding and napping
- Call ahead to check missing baby-care facilities
Recommended visit duration: 0.5-1 hour
Why 0.5-1 hour visit duration is ideal for with baby: Allows time to enjoy the kiddie bath, play area, and a quick meal without rushing with a baby.
Baby-Friendly Activities in Ryusenjinoyu
Chibikko-yu (kiddie bath):
A shallow, video-lit bath designed for infants and toddlers wearing diapers.
Tip: Bring your baby’s favorite float toy to keep them engaged.
Kids Corner:
Indoor play space with age-appropriate toys and seating.
Tip: Supervise closely and wipe down high-touch toys before use.
Open-air rotenburo:
Rock baths overlooking Nagoya city from the outdoor terrace.
Tip: Go at sunset for cooler air and city lights while baby naps in a stroller.
Yu-agari Kitchen Ikkyu:
On-site restaurant with child-friendly seating and menu.
Tip: Order the set meals early to avoid the dinner rush when baby gets fussy.
How to Make the Most of Your Visit to Ryusenjinoyu
- Call before you go: Confirm baby-care gear and private bath availability by phone.
- Visit off-peak: Arrive after 11:00 AM to avoid morning crowds and noise.
- Pack baby bath items: Bring baby soap and a small tub in case rentals are unavailable.
Reviews of Ryusenjinoyu
Emmanuel
Ryusenji is first of all beautiful, clean and its remote location ( which some people find bothering ) makes it even more interesting . The facilities are top notch and well-maintained. Beautiful both at day and night. People follow the rules at the sauna and keep quiet.
8848 Tvx
Deserve 5out of 5 ! First 🇳🇵 Nepali here😋😋lots of relaxing salt bed rock with different sauna massage ! Huge place love it!😍
Sophia W
A relax bath time♨️in Ryusen-ji-Noyu after having a cultural tour around Atsuta-jingu Shrine⛩️ and Ryusen-Ji🙏 especially you may overlook Nagoya City🌃during your bath♨️ Locals packed in there and enjoy their time, highly recommend :)
Patrick “Jerkface” E.
Amazing onsen. Very easy to use and pay for if youre a foreigner. The onsen itself had a variety of different bath and sauna but the stand out is the gorgeous rotenburo outside onsen. Multiple tubs and pools give a gorgeous view of the city below. Only complaint is that the after care stations do not include lotion or hair tonic, bring your own. The amenities are great including a restaurant ...
Karl Raymond Roque
It was my first time at an Onsen, and I didn't make the wrong choice. The place was really fancy! There were a lot of different Onsens to try on, and with two saunas. Although there were a lot of people, because the area was big, then there was no need to worry since it didn't feel crowded. Bring your own towels though. It smelled really good and the place was clean and easy to use. There are very...
When is the best time to visit Ryusenjinoyu (Nagoya, Japan)?
Summer evenings offer a cool breeze and city light views. In winter, warm carbonated springs feel extra soothing—arrive early to warm up.
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Typical Budget for a Family of 3 (2 Adults + 1 Baby)
| Item | Cost (Approx.) |
|---|---|
| 2 adult admissions | JPY 1,400 |
| Family meal at Yu-agari Kitchen Ikkyu | JPY 2,400 |
| Total Estimated | JPY 3,800 |
Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
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Map of Ryusenjinoyu
Address: 1-chōme-1501 Ryūsenji, Moriyama Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 463-0801, Japan
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