Mimosusogawa, Shimonoseki, Yamaguchi
Kaikyo View Shimonoseki
A bathhouse with a direct view of the Kanmon Strait
Property overview
Overview
The public bath has indoor and open-air baths, a sauna, cold bath and private family baths overlooking the strait. Its mineral-stone bath is a quasi-natural bath, not a hot spring under Japan's hot-spring classification.
Spring & water temperature
- Spring-source temperature
- Not applicable; no natural spring source
- Bathing temperature
- Fixed bath temperature not published
- Spring source
- A quasi-natural bath using natural mineral stone, Komyo-seki®; there is no natural spring source
- Spring classification
- Quasi-natural Komyo-seki® bath; not a legally classified natural hot spring
- pH
- Not applicable / not published as a natural spring value
- Flow rate
- Not applicable; no natural spring source
- Water handling
- The indoor bath uses Komyo-seki® mineral stone. It is not supplied by a natural underground hot spring.
Bathing indications
The property publishes general claims for its mineral-stone bath. This profile does not treat them as natural-spring indications or medical guarantees.
Day use: adults ¥730, elementary- and middle-school students ¥360, children aged 3 and over ¥170. Public bath 11:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.; last reception 2:00 p.m. Closed to day visitors every Wednesday. Private family bath: ¥2,080 for 60 minutes, up to four people. Face towel ¥200; men's and women's baths alternate daily.
The early last-entry time means this is not an evening-bath option. Tattoo entry is prohibited.
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