Kasuitei
皆生温泉 華水亭
Does Kasuitei allow tattoos? In a private bath
Kasuitei faces open water across a stand of black pines, and every room in its Yuhinkan annex has an open-air tub looking the same way.
Kasuitei publishes no tattoo rule, so its large baths are an unanswered question. The annex settles it by construction. Yuhinkan opened in 2002 with a private open-air bath in every room, which the house puts in its own page title. Four reservable baths back that up, three of them open-air and one indoors, sold in 50-minute turns at ¥2,200 and claimed on the day after check-in.
Where it is
Matsue STN
Yonago STN change to Kaike line bus · 19 min
JR San’in line 28 min
Hotel locationKaike Onsen STN
JR Sanyo-San’in Area Pass Seven days on JR West trains across both coasts for 23,000 yen, with reserved seats on the Sanyo Shinkansen between Shin-Osaka and Hakata and on the Yakumo limited express from Okayama to Matsue. It covers the train from Matsue to Yonago. The Kaike line bus from Yonago station, 300 yen, is paid separately. 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 Yuhinkan annex page; the reservable bath count, price and booking method come from the sister hotel Tensui’s FAQ, same operator)
Read on: kaikeonsenkasuitei.jp/yuhin-kan/
Best for: A tattooed traveler who wants the Sea of Japan from a private tub on their own balcony
The house is two buildings: Kasuikan, the 1989 resort wing, and Yuhinkan, the 2002 annex built for couples and small parties with a bath in every room. The spring is the hotel’s own, which it calls Hoshou-no-izumi. Guests staying at the sister hotel Tensui walk over to use these reservable baths.
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