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Fujisan Ryokan Bettei Kokoronotoki Jusangatsu

藤三旅館・別邸鉛温泉心の刻十三月

Does Fujisan Ryokan Bettei Kokoronotoki Jusangatsu allow tattoos? In a private bath

Private bath only

Jusangatsu is the modern annex of a 230-year-old inn, and every one of its suites has an open-air tub filled from the Namari spring with nothing added and nothing taken out.

Every room is a suite of 60 m² or more with its own open-air bath fed straight from the Namari spring, unheated, undiluted and not recirculated, so you never need the shared baths. The inn publishes no tattoo rule. Its guests may also use Fujisan Ryokan’s four baths, where the same silence applies.

Show this at the front desk

全客室が、源泉かけ流しの露天風呂を備えたラグジュアリースイート。

The operator’s own wording, to show at the desk if you need to.

Where it is

Sendai is the door to all of these. Akiu is 43 minutes on one bus from the station, with no change. Nyuto is the Komachi, JR’s Shinkansen across to Akita, as far as Tazawako, then a bus of 47 minutes, about 2 h 20 in all. Naruko is twelve minutes on the Shinkansen to Furukawa and three quarters of an hour up the Rikuu East line. Zao is the Senzan line rapid over the mountains to Yamagata, then a bus of 37 minutes up to the ski village. Hanamaki is the Yamabiko to Kitakami, one stop on the local line and a bus, about 2 h 10. Higashiyama is the long one: the Shinkansen to Koriyama, the Ban-etsu West line over to Aizu-Wakamatsu and the loop bus, nearly four hours with the waits, and easier from Tokyo. Fujisan Ryokan Bettei Kokoronotoki Jusangatsu · map data © OpenStreetMap contributors · open in Google Maps

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 (home page, rooms section) — bath structure, not a tattoo policy

Read on: 13gatsu-ryokan.com/

Best for: A suite whose open-air tub runs the same spring as Namari’s old standing bath

The annex opened on the Fujisan Ryokan site and shares its address. Dinner is kaiseki with lava-stone steaming as the main course, according to the inn. Guests may bathe in all four Fujisan Ryokan baths, including the mixed Hakuen-no-yu.

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