Hanafubuki
伊豆高原 城ヶ崎温泉 花吹雪
Does Hanafubuki allow tattoos? In a private bath
Nine bath houses stand apart in the inn’s own patch of Jogasaki forest, each with a different name and none of them shared.
There is no large bath here to be refused from. The inn scatters nine free-flowing bath houses through its own woodland and states that they are entered without a reservation, one party at a time. Twenty rooms and nine baths means the odds are usually with you.
Show this at the front desk
予約なく入れる / 9つの源泉掛け流し温泉
The operator’s own wording, to show at the desk if you need to.
Where it is
Tokyo STN
Odoriko, JR’s limited express to Izu 1 h 43
Atami STN
Ito STN 11.0 km out
Hotel location
Tokyo to Atami Shinkansen tickets The fast way to Izu is the Shinkansen to Atami, about 40 minutes from Tokyo, then the JR Ito line local, about 25 minutes to Ito. The Odoriko limited express does the whole ride with no change. Sold on Klook.
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 — bath structure, not a tattoo policy (the inn’s own 貸切温泉 page and home page)
Read on: hanafubuki.co.jp/onsen/
Best for: Walking through the trees in a yukata to whichever of nine bath houses has its door open
The nine are Hina-no-yu, Kuromoji-yu, Hinoki-yuden, Sanpaya Tereke, Hyure Hyure Isepo, Oribe-yu, Shino-no-yu, Hisakata and Nubatama. Twenty rooms and three dining teahouses stand in the same wood. Day visitors can bathe too, 11:00–14:00, 50 minutes to a party, 1,800 yen a head or 1,500 with a meal. The Ito tourism association’s page still says seven baths and 4,000 tsubo of ground; the inn’s own page says nine and 5,000.
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