Yomogihira Onsen Izumiya

♨️Silky alkaline hot springs and three large baths beside a mountain stream

Niigata · Yomogihira Onsen Izumiya

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A quiet valley hot spring village

• 🏞️Izumiya sits in Yomogihira Onsen, a hot spring village in a mountain valley southeast of central Nagaoka, alongside a clear stream.
• 👣Guests take off their shoes at the entrance and move around the inn in stocking feet.
• 🚭All guest rooms and public areas are non-smoking; smoking is allowed only in the 1st-floor smoking corner.

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Three distinct large baths

• 🪨Tsuki no Yu is a rustic open-air bath ringed by huge boulders, where you soak to the sound of the stream below.
• 🌲Hoshi no Yu has a warm wooden open-air bath with mountain views, while Kaze no Yu offers a panoramic outdoor bath and a shallow lie-down bath.
• 🕔The large baths are open 5:00-24:00 (for overnight guests 15:00-24:00 and 5:00-10:00), and the men's and women's sides switch at 5 a.m.

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Silky 'beauty bath' water

• 💧The spring is an alkaline simple sulfur cold mineral spring (pH 9.3), its slippery feel earning it the nickname 'beauty bath'.
• 🌡️The source is 16.5°C; the baths use circulation filtering and chlorine disinfection against Legionella.
• 🔥Next to the Hoshi no Yu indoor bath are three bedrock (ganbanyoku) beds with different effects.

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Two private baths

• 🌿The private open-air bath Yamano is spacious and costs 3,850 yen (tax incl.) for 45 minutes; the washing area is outdoors too.
• ♿The private family bath Hanagoyomi is step-free from the changing room to the tub edge, ideal with small children or guests with limited mobility (45 min, 2,420 yen).
• 📋Both are reserved on the day, from 8 a.m.

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Nine room types

• 🌄The top-floor Miharashi wing has the inn's only special room with an open-air bath, plus five Japanese rooms with cypress (hinoki) tubs.
• 👨‍👩‍👧The South wing has ten roomy 12.5-tatami rooms and two Japanese-Western suites with bedrooms (room 312 has a projector), good for families.
• ♿The Central wing offers modern Japanese rooms with Ryukyu tatami and barrier-free twins with a step-free entrance and wheelchair-accessible toilet. In-room tubs do not use hot spring water.

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Kaiseki with Nagaoka's seasonal bounty

• 🐟Dinner is a Japanese kaiseki of fresh Sea of Japan seafood and Echigo mountain produce, served over about 1.5-2 hours.
• 🍽️Meals are served at the open-kitchen Dining Kazari or in a private dining room, assigned by the inn according to party size.
• 🍚Breakfast is a Japanese half-buffet: side dishes in a bento box plus freshly made dishes, with Nagaoka-grown Koshihikari rice.

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Time inside the inn

• 🍶Lounge Seoto offers paid tastings of sake from fifteen Nagaoka breweries, as well as a nishikigoi carp painting activity.
• 🧸Coffee Lounge Yamaboshi has a drink corner and a kids' corner with a slide and picture books.
• 👘The guests-only amenity bar lends colorful yukata, bath baskets and baby goods, and a 1st-floor shop sells Nagaoka-area souvenirs.

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Access and shuttle

• 🚌A free shuttle for overnight guests runs from the East Exit of JR Nagaoka Station, about 30 minutes one way (phone booking required by 18:00 the day before).
• 🕒It leaves the station at 14:30, 15:30 and 16:30, and the inn at 10:00.
• 🚗By car it is 20 minutes from Nagaoka-Minami-Koshiji Smart IC on the Kan-etsu Expressway; free parking for 50 cars and two EV chargers are at the entrance.

3

Silky 'beauty bath' water

• 💧The spring is an alkaline simple sulfur cold mineral spring (pH 9.3), its slippery feel earning it the nickname 'beauty bath'.
• 🌡️The source is 16.5°C; the baths use circulation filtering and chlorine disinfection against Legionella.
• 🔥Next to the Hoshi no Yu indoor bath are three bedrock (ganbanyoku) beds with different effects.

4

Two private baths

• 🌿The private open-air bath Yamano is spacious and costs 3,850 yen (tax incl.) for 45 minutes; the washing area is outdoors too.
• ♿The private family bath Hanagoyomi is step-free from the changing room to the tub edge, ideal with small children or guests with limited mobility (45 min, 2,420 yen).
• 📋Both are reserved on the day, from 8 a.m.

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With three large baths, two private baths and a station shuttle, this valley onsen ryokan is especially easy for families. Note that the large baths are filtered and chlorinated, and the in-room tubs and the special room's open-air bath are not hot spring water.

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* This introduction was compiled from information published by each property (official website and similar sources), so some details may differ from what you find on the day. It is AI-assisted and can contain errors — please check the official website and the details shown at booking before you reserve.

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* These policies are the property's own text, in English; the cancellation policy shown at booking takes precedence.

From onsen etiquette to check-in — the things worth knowing first.

What are the check-in and check-out times at Yomogihira Onsen Izumiya?

Check-in starts at 15:00 and check-out is by 10:00.

Where is Yomogihira Onsen Izumiya located?

It is in Nagaoka. Address: 1508-2 Yomogihiramachi.

How much does one night cost?

Recent lowest observed rate starts from ₩449,192 per night for two adults. Rates vary by date and room type, so a live search is most accurate.

What is the cancellation and refund policy?

Free-cancellation deadlines vary by rate plan and are shown with each room. Cancelling before the deadline gives a full refund.