The bathhouse is one of the seven regular buildings (temple gate, lecture hall, Buddha hall, meditation hall, living quarters, lavatory, bath) of a traditional Zen Buddhist temple, and the place where Battabara Bosatsu (Bhadrapala Bodhisattva) is worshipped. In Zen, the study and practice of Buddhism underlies every daily routine. Washing off the dirt both physically and spiritually plays an important role in the daily practice.

■Bathroom Introduction
・ Hinoki Bath [Kaisan]　 Maximum capacity: 15 people / 5 sinks
Clear water gushes forth from the indoor cypress bath.
This bathroom is located within the bath building.

・Stone Bath [Thikuzan] Maximum capacity: 8 people / 2 sinks
　This refreshing outdoor bath reflects the greenery of the bamboo forest. It is located in a separate building further back from the main bathing area.

■Price
– 50 minutes: ¥5,000 (up to 2 people)
– 90 minutes: ¥7,500 (up to 2 people)

■Number of Guests
2 people
(Additional fees for groups of 3 or more: Adults: ¥1,000/person, University/High School Students: ¥800/person, Junior High/Elementary School Students: ¥600/person, Preschoolers: Free)

■Reservation Times
① From 10:00 AM
② From 11:00 AM
③ From 12:00 PM
④ From 1:00 PM
⑤ From 2:00 PM
⑥ From 3:00 PM

■Reservations
Reservations required

■Closed
Mondays

■Water Quality
Hypotonic, slightly alkaline cold mineral spring
Water Temperature: 20.2°C

■Notes
Towels, shampoo, conditioner, body soap, and hair dryer provided