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Gokurakuyu Tsu — free-flowing natural hot spring and a far-infrared tower sauna

Gokurakuyu Tsu is a bathing facility of the Gokurakuyu chain in Tsu. It has a free-flowing natural hot spring rock bath, a hinoki bath, jar baths and a high-concentration carbonated bath. The sauna is a far-infrared tower sauna, with a cold bath. Everything below is based on the official website.

The sauna room
Inside Gokurakuyu Tsu
Inside Gokurakuyu Tsu
Inside Gokurakuyu Tsu
Inside Gokurakuyu Tsu

6 photos · © Gokurakuyu Tsu (official website: “Our baths”) · Tap any photo to view it full size

LocationSENOPARK Tsu, Shiratsukacho, Tsu, MieSaunaFar-infrared tower saunaCold bathYesBathsFree-flowing natural hot spring rock bath, hinoki bath, jar bath, high-concentration carbonated bath

Introduction

Free-flowing natural hot spring

The rock bath is filled with free-flowing natural hot spring water.

At night it stays open until 2:00.

01 · Carbonated and rock baths

Carbonated bath and rock bath

There is a high-concentration carbonated bath and a free-flowing rock bath.

Inside Gokurakuyu Tsu
Inside Gokurakuyu Tsu
Inside Gokurakuyu Tsu
Inside Gokurakuyu Tsu

02 · Hinoki and jar

Hinoki bath and jar bath

There is a natural hot spring hinoki bath and a one-person jar bath.

Inside Gokurakuyu Tsu
Inside Gokurakuyu Tsu
Inside Gokurakuyu Tsu
Inside Gokurakuyu Tsu

03 · Sauna and cold bath

Sauna and cold bath

There is a far-infrared tower sauna and a cold bath.

Inside Gokurakuyu Tsu
Inside Gokurakuyu Tsu

What is kakenagashi?

A way of filling a bath where fresh water keeps flowing in instead of the water being kept and reused.

At Gokurakuyu Tsu the natural hot spring rock bath is kakenagashi.

OperatorGokurakuyu Tsu
Photos© Gokurakuyu Tsu (official website: “Our baths”)
SourcesGokurakuyu Tsu official website: “Our baths”

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