Yumoto Sagiriyu
温泉銭湯 夢元さぎり湯42°30′ N 141°09′ ESento¥550
Noboribetsu's town sento gives you two of the valley's springs for ¥550, a short walk from the big hotels.
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Know before you bathe
All-day re-entry tickets are sold. Towels available at the counter.
Getting there
On Noboribetsu Onsen's main street with its own car park.
Sagiriyu is the locals' bath in the middle of Noboribetsu Onsen, and it costs about a fifth of a hotel day pass. It's a sento in the plain neighbourhood sense, and the regulars come in every day.
Two springs run side by side here, both straight from the source. One is milky sulphur water from the valley. The other is a clear alum spring the bathhouse calls me-no-yu, a name that means eye water. A hinoki sauna and a cold bath sit off to one side.
There's no outdoor bath. Come here when the hotel baths are packed with tour groups, or when you only have forty minutes before the bus.
Quick answers about Yumoto Sagiriyuよくある質問
Can you visit Yumoto Sagiriyu without staying the night?
Yes. Yumoto Sagiriyu sells day entry at ¥550 (2026).
Is Yumoto Sagiriyu mixed bathing?
No. Yumoto Sagiriyu keeps separate baths for men and women.
What are the opening hours of Yumoto Sagiriyu?
Yumoto Sagiriyu: 9:00–21:00, last entry 20:30.
How much does Yumoto Sagiriyu cost?
Prices at Yumoto Sagiriyu start at ¥550 (2026).
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