This facility, where you can enjoy 17 types of baths from 12 countries around the world, is an oasis in the heart of the city.
There is also an all-weather indoor pool, “Spa Poo,” with two large sliders and a kids’ pool.
Also popular is the “Great Bedrock Bath of the World,” featuring bedrock baths with motifs from eight different countries.
That’s not all. There is also a “KIDDY PARK” for children, a gymnasium that can be used free of charge, a wide variety of relaxation facilities, a food zone with a rich variety of foods, and even a hotel that overlooks tourist attractions. The spa is located on the 4th floor in Europe, and on the 6th floor in the U.S.
The hot spring baths are divided into two floors, the 4th floor with a European image and the 6th floor with an Asian image, with representative bathhouses from each country.
The floors are separated for men and women, and the floors are changed monthly. The bathhouses are decorated with decorations from various countries. There is also a bedrock bath, a sauna, and a gymnasium.
In addition to the hot springs, there is a wide variety of attractions, including a heated swimming pool with water slides, a restaurant floor titled “Food Zone” (Gourmet Court, Tsuruhashi Fugetsu, etc.), and floors offering separate beauty salons and massage services for men and women.
In addition, a hotel is located on the upper floors, offering a variety of Japanese and Western-style guest rooms of various sizes.
24 hours inside the building
Bathrooms: 10:00 a.m. to 8:45 a.m. the next morning
Amusement pool: 10:00 - 19:00 (last admission for sliders: 18:00)
Spa Poo Kids (kids pool): 10:00-18:30
Open all year round
Junior high school students and older: 1,500 yen
Elementary school students and under: 1,000 yen
(Includes the fee for using the hot spring and pool facilities (excluding attractions), as well as the fee for using amenities such as towels, shampoo, and indoor clothes).
A late-night surcharge of 1,300 yen and bath tax of 150 yen will be added to the above rates for those entering, leaving, or staying at the hotel between 24:00 and 5:00.
Subway Dobutsuenmae Station, Exit No. 5
A short walk from the East Exit of JR Shin-Imamiya Station