Fujiya
藤屋
Does Fujiya allow tattoos? In a private bath
Eight rooms and five private baths, each with its own character, open around the clock with no booking and no one else in the water.
Every bath is private. Fujiya's own site says so in as many words: five differently themed baths, all of them private spaces, open 24 hours, usable as many times as a guest likes without booking. There is no shared bath to have a policy about.
Show this at the front desk
藤屋の温泉は、５つの趣きのことなるお風呂となっており、５つすべてがプライベート空間の温泉のため、ご希望の時間に誰にも邪魔されないプライベートな温泉をご堪能いただけます。
The operator’s own wording, to show at the desk if you need to.
Where it is
Oishida STN change
Yamagata Shinkansen, then the Hanagasa bus about 3 h 30
Sendai STN
Yamagata STN
Morioka STN
Fukushima STN
Oishida STN
Hotel location
What happens when you arrive
Skip the shared baths and reserve the private one the way this page describes. Once the door is closed, the bath is yours.
How we know
Confirmed from official site (the inn's own bath page, in Japanese and English)
Confirmed from the property’s own site.
Best for: Five private baths on a 24-hour, no-reservation basis, in an eight-room wooden inn at the center of the street
Baths named Bamboo, Cedar, Sky, Stone and Underground. 大正浪漫 stained-glass and bamboo-filtered wooden building, eight rooms, all facing the Ginzan river.
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