
Cheap Natural Hot Springs in Kawasaki: What Your Budget Covers
Compare admission and towel costs at four Kawasaki hot springs, from Chitose Onsen’s ¥570 bath to Yuiru’s longer sauna courses.
The listed ticket price may not include towels or bathing tax. The four Kawasaki baths below list those extras separately where applicable, so compare the full cost of the visit rather than admission alone.
Compare weekday admission and towel costs
| Facility | Weekday adult admission | Towels | With towels |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chitose Onsen | ¥570 (HK$29 / NT$116) | Bring your own; current rental price not listed | ¥570 plus any towel rental |
| Mizonokuchi Onsen Kirari | ¥1,080 (HK$54 / NT$220) | Face ¥150; bath ¥200 | ¥1,430 (HK$72 / NT$291) |
| Shiraku-no-Yu | ¥1,170 (HK$59 / NT$238) | Set ¥310 | ¥1,480 (HK$74 / NT$301) |
| Asahi-yu Gensen Yuiru | From ¥1,540 (HK$77 / NT$313) for one hour | Rental towels included | Included |
At Chitose, admission plus the sauna ticket is ¥820 (HK$41 / NT$167). Kirari and Shiraku-no-Yu land at similar totals if you need towels. Yuiru charges more because its timed courses include more than a quick bath; compare the course that matches your planned stay rather than treating it as a basic-entry ticket.
Yuiru’s longer courses
The table shows the adult options currently listed by Yuiru. Its three-hour weekend course is women-only; Sunday, holiday and holiday-eve schedules can differ, so check the operator’s price page for your date.
| Visit | Weekday | Weekend / holiday |
|---|---|---|
| 1 hour | ¥1,540 (HK$77 / NT$313) | — |
| 2 hours | — | ¥2,880 (HK$144 / NT$586) |
| 3 hours | ¥2,510 (HK$126 / NT$510) | ¥2,880 (women only) |
| 5 hours | ¥2,930 (HK$147 / NT$596) | ¥3,450 (HK$173 / NT$702) |
| Unlimited | ¥3,780 (HK$189 / NT$769) | ¥4,400 (HK$220 / NT$895) |
Courses of three hours or more include the ¥150 bathing tax. Towels are included; indoor wear and towel changes are included with the five-hour course. Yuiru has two sauna rooms, scheduled aufguss sessions and cold baths, which matter more if you plan to stay for several rounds.
Getting there without a car
Chitose Onsen is about a seven-minute walk from Musashi-Shinjo Station. Shiraku-no-Yu is about a six-minute walk from Yako Station, according to its site. Kirari is next to the Tachibana Elementary School bus stop, reached by Tokyu bus from Mizonokuchi Station. Yuiru’s directions use the Kawasaki Station East Exit and Rinko Bus Kawasaki 24 to Rinko Junior High School. Check bus times before planning a late return.
Age and tattoo rules
Kirari admits guests aged 13 and over and prohibits tattoos and tattoo stickers. Shiraku-no-Yu does not admit children under five or guests wearing diapers; tattoos and similar stickers are also prohibited. Yuiru’s published rules prohibit tattoos, henna and tattoo stickers, and children below school age are not admitted. Check each operator’s current notice before travelling, especially if its entry policy affects your visit.
For a broader facility comparison, see the Kawasaki day-use onsen guide. Families can use the Kawasaki onsen guide for children; visitors with tattoos can check the Kawasaki tattoo-access guide.
Approximate conversions use the Bank of Taiwan’s exchange rates recorded on September 30, 2026.
¥1 ≈ HK$0.0501 / NT$0.2035. Prices and course details are subject to change.
