· Updated 20 September 2026
Day-use bathing at Ikaho Onsen (2026)
At Ryokan Omori you can enjoy Ikaho’s Shirogane-no-Yu without staying overnight, on selected dates. This page gathers the latest 2026 schedule, the baths day visitors can use, the spring water, hours and fees, parking, and the private open-air bath Nagomi.
Latest information for 2026
Day-use bathing is open for a limited period from Thursday 13 August through Sunday 4 October 2026. It is closed every Tuesday and Wednesday, and from Tuesday 1 through Friday 4 September 2026. The New Year notice is out of date; please read this page before you come. If you plan to visit around a holiday, call +81 279-72-2611.
Baths for day visitors
Day visitors may use the rooftop open-air baths Roman and Honoka at 800 meters, and the indoor baths Rakurakuyu. The rooftop views change with the seasons — spring green, autumn leaves, and winter snow. During day-use hours, Roman is for men and Honoka for women.
Rooftop open-air bath Roman
Roman is a spacious garden-style rooftop bath. From 800 meters you can see Mount Akagi, the Hotaka range, Mount Komochi, Mount Onoko, and the Tanigawa range. By day the mountains; after sunset, the stars. Day visitors can soak here with the same view overnight guests enjoy.
Rooftop open-air bath Honoka
Honoka is a hinoki rooftop bath with a quieter feel. It shares the same 800-meter outlook toward Mount Akagi and the surrounding ranges. Choose Honoka if you prefer a more enclosed, fragrant cypress setting.
Indoor baths Rakurakuyu
Rakurakuyu is a wide indoor bath that uses hot-spring water together with a circulation system. On rainy or windy days, use it with the rooftop baths. Guests with tattoos cannot use the large public baths; please reserve the private bath Nagomi instead.
About Shirogane-no-Yu
Ikaho Onsen has two springs: Shirogane-no-Yu (Silver Hot Spring) and Kogane-no-Yu. Our open-air and indoor baths use Shirogane-no-Yu, a clear, colorless spring with an abundant flow. It is a simple hot spring containing metasilicic acid, traditionally enjoyed for recovery from fatigue and its gentle feel on the skin.
Hours, fees, and closed days
These are the latest terms for the limited reopening from 13 August through 4 October 2026. They differ from the usual day-use hours (12:30–15:00).
- Period: Thursday 13 August through Sunday 4 October 2026
- Closed: every Tuesday and Wednesday, and Tuesday 1 through Friday 4 September 2026
- Hours: 12:00–14:00; last admission 13:30; please leave the property by about 13:55
- Indoor and open-air baths: adults ¥1,200; children ¥550; face towel ¥200; bath towel ¥300
Parking
Parking is not available at the inn for day-use guests. Please use the paid municipal car park beside Ikaho Ropeway. Overnight guests may leave a car from 13:00 on the arrival day in our free car park.
Private open-air bath Nagomi
Nagomi, on the top floor, reopened in December 2018 as a ceramic open-air bath. You can have the mountains, the sky, and the town of Ikaho to yourselves. The bath area is wheelchair accessible. Overnight guests pay from ¥3,300 for 45 minutes. Day visitors can reserve it during this period as well.
- Day-use slots: 12:00 and 13:00, 45 minutes, reservation required
- Fee: ¥5,000 per session for up to two guests, face towel and bath towel included
- Booking: Reserve Nagomi online, or call +81 279-72-2611 (10:00–17:00)
Before you visit
- The open-air and private baths are for soaking and the view; they do not have a separate washing area.
- Shampoo and body soap may not be used in the open-air or private baths.
- Nagomi comfortably fits two guests.
- We cannot hold luggage for day-use guests.
- Day-use bathing is closed on Tuesday, Wednesday, and the dates listed above.
