Prepare Bathing：
Before entering the hot spring, please shower in the dressing room first. This helps increase mineral absorption in the hot spring, and is also good hygiene. Ladies should remove their makeup before entering the hot spring. This helps the skin absorb the steam and keeps the spring water clean.
Appropriate Clothing：
Change into your swimsuit or bathrobe and slippers provided in the dressing room, then enter the open air hot spring area. To avoid polluting the water, please do not put any towels in the hot spring. Towels may be folded and placed on your head if you need to wipe off sweat. Swimsuits must be worn when using the hot spring in the stream.
Enter Hot Spring Quietly：
Enter the pool quietly without splashing others. Do not swim, splash, or stare at others in the hot spring.
Prohibited Activities：
Do not scrub yourself or disturb others while in the hot spring. Do not lower your head or face into the hot spring. Washing your face or hair is not allowed in the hot spring.
Variety of Hot Springs：
If using more than one hot spring, please rinse off using one of the showers near the hot springs before entering another. This prevents transferring substances from one spring to another, which could affect the unique benefits of each hot spring.
Take Care of the Environment：
To avoid contaminating the hot spring water, please be mindful and do not bring animals or food into the hot spring area. Help us keep the surroundings clean by not leaving garbage in the hot spring area.
Caution Signs and Things to Avoid When Using the Hot Spring.
Using the hot spring when you have insomnia, lack sleep, or are mentally exhausted may cause reduced blood flow to the brain, known as Hot Spring Shock Syndrome. After consuming alcoholic beverages, do not use the hot spring, as it may increase blood circulation and lead to a stroke. It’s best to enter the hot spring when sober.
- Bathers should thoroughly wash their bodies before entering the bath(s).
- Persons suffering from chronic diseases such as heart disease, lung disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, or other circulatory system disorders should enter the baths only in accordance with a doctor’s instructions.
- Bathers should drink enough water before and after entering the bath(s).
- It is inadvisable to immerse yourself in the hot spring above heart level.
- If bathers experience any discomfort during bathing, please inform service personnel immediately.
- After a long-distance hike, excessive fatigue, or strenuous exercise, it is advisable to rest awhile before entering the bath(s) to avoid cerebral anemia or heat shock.
- Persons with infectious diseases should not enter the bath(s).
- Women who are menstruating should not enter the bath(s).
- Do not bring pets into the bath(s).
- It is inadvisable for pregnant women, elderly persons with mobility difficulties, and children under the age of three to enter the bath(s).
- Do not enter the bath(s) when intoxicated, on an empty stomach, or after a heavy meal.
- It is inadvisable to remain immersed in the hot spring for more than 15 minutes at a time.
- Do not enter a sauna directly after taking a hot spring bath, to avoid potential damage to the corneas.
