A shower, indoor baths and time in the open air. Choose Furusato-no-yu for a well-equipped day-use bathing stop.
Furusato-no-yu has hotter and cooler indoor pools as well as an open-air bath. It is an option for a visit where you want time to wash and bathe, rather than simply moving between the village’s traditional public bathhouses.
The village’s official guide lists showers, shampoo and body wash. Towels are listed for sale, so bring your own if you prefer. This is a paid day-use facility that you can use without staying overnight.
There is no dedicated car park. If arriving by car, check the current operation of village parking and the route from there. After skiing, plan around the onsen’s final admission time as well as the lifts’ closing time.
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Start with the village’s wooden bathhouse. Oyu is a window into Nozawa Onsen’s everyday bathing traditions.
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Beyond the steam, the village kitchen. Visit Ogama to see how hot-spring water is woven into daily life.
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Soba and freshly fried tempura between village walks. Stop at Daimon for a meal before or after the public baths.
Read the guideFacts checked: 19 October 2026 · Check current opening, rates and transport with the operator before booking.
www.vill.nozawaonsen.nagano.jp · 19 October 2026