Kishigon Tatsu No Yu

岸権 辰の湯
Info pending

Gunma 渋川市

群馬県 渋川市

Onsen Ryokan

AT A GLANCE

Kishigon Tatsu No Yu is a sulfate spring, bicarbonate spring, and chloride spring (pH 6.4, neutral). Contains ≥50 mg/kg of metasilicic acid, certified as a beauty spring. Per Japan's Ministry of the Environment guidelines, indicated for wound healing and peripheral circulation disorders.

How Long to Stay (Toji)
Start with 2 nights / 3 days

Japan’s Ministry of the Environment notes that even a short stay refreshes you. For a full therapeutic cure, around 2–3 weeks is the guideline.

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USAGE
Usage status is unknown — Information from facility postings or official sites has not been confirmed. Please check with staff on site.
▸Note

The temperature, pH and component values shown here are based on the hot spring analysis (source). Actual values in the bath may differ depending on heating, dilution, recycling and filtration. Please check current usage status at the facility.

FACILITY INFO
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Official site
Tattoo
No tattoosNot allowed in the shared baths. The property directs guests with tattoos to its reservable private bath or the bath in their room (official website).
Private bath (Kashikiri)
Available
About tattoos and onsen
Travelers with tattoos can still bathe comfortably in a private bath (Kashikiri) or a room with a private open-air bath.
Hours
Weekdays: 08:00〜19:00
Weekends & holidays: 08:00〜19:00
Closed days: Irregular holidays (follows Kishigon Ryokan's (Kishigon Ryokan) schedule. Closed several times a year, dates TBD.)
Transit
From JR Jōetsu Line (Jōetsu-sen) Shibukawa Station (Shibukawa), take a Kan-etsu Kotsu (Kan-etsu Kōtsū) bus to Ikaho Onsen (Ikaho Onsen) (approx. 30 min). Get off at the last stop, then 5 min walk.
Parking
No parking available (use free parking below the stone steps).
Day use fee
¥0Footbath only.
House rules
Must bring your own towel.
This information may change without notice. Please contact the facility directly for accurate details.

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✨ The descriptions, catch phrases, and translations on this page are generated by AI (Claude). pH, temperature, and component values are OCR-extracted from the official analysis report. Learn more