Kita no Tamayura Soen (with baby)

going to local sento's is a hobby of mine. like others, this one is packed with locals, traditional and has all the features would expect. went here half dozen times and had struggled to figure out how to get my haircut in town as most places seemed to require advance booking but here i walked in and got a great cut on spot for fraction of price elsewhere

I am new to the onsen experience and have visited Japan twice. My first onsen experience was in Tokyo on my second trip where I hooked up with a friend who has settled in Tokyo and he taught me the ropes. I went to this one in Hokkaido on my own and it was standard procedure, so this is for those not familiar with the onsen experience and is perhaps a complete novice. I hope it helps. 1. Take ...

Visited this sento place on a weekday at around 3pm and it was quite crowded already. Carpark is not very big and thus it’s easily full, those that drive here do take note. Facilities are good and modern, to rent a bathing towel costs 250yen and to rent a smaller towel it costs 150yen. Admission into the place is 450 or 480yen if im not wrong, it’s cheap. There’s indoor and outdoor bathing area ...

440 Yen 7am to 1am. The restaurant provide Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner with reasonable price. Onsen is nice and outdoor, Sauna too.

We went on a Saturday night from 22:00 to 23:30pm and it was very crowded. We paid for towels (small + big) only since everything was provided inside. (Shampoo...etc) You have to order from the machine first before you enter, there’s no english instruction on the machine so if you don’t understand anything ask the reception for help, they are friendly. The environment is very clean and even there’...