Saiboku Natural Hot Spring Kacho Fugetsu

sightseeing

The bath uses water close to the source, a gensen (hot spring source) 2,000 meters underground. The water is rich in sodium and heats the body to its core. Due to the warming effects of the sodium, the bath is known as "Atamari no Yu" (warming bath). In addition, the hydrogen ion concentration is pH 8.1. This low alkaline water also helps soften dead skin cells, earning the bath the additional name of "Bihada no Yu" (bath for beautiful skin). Please enjoy the exquisite waters from the Kachōfūgetsu source. Also on the premises of this vast facility are a beauty salon, a massage parlor and a refreshing oxygen room. We offer a relaxing environment for each and every customer. (Please refer to the URL below for more information regarding the facility.)

Basic Information

Location
Saitama Prefecure Hidaka Shimooyazawa 546
TEL
042-919-2626
FAX
042-989-4129
Facilities
□ The source of the open-air hot spring and others □ Resting space (Yumesōshi and others) □ Restaurant (Kachōfūgetsu) □ Relaxation (Spa・Scrubbing・Body Care・Oxygen Room)

How to get there

Public transport
17 minutes from the west exit of Sayama Station of Seibu Shinjuku Line on the bus headed for Saiboku
Parking
1,000 spaces

Universal design

AED installation
General / Wheelchair Shared Elevator
Wheelchair rental
Guide dog / service dog
Stairs with handrail
Wheelchair-accessible slope
Wheelchair entry
Wheelchair parking
Breastfeeding room
Compatible with diaper changing tables

Map

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