Shinobu Onsen Seishu
信夫温泉 青州
Does Shinobu Onsen Seishu allow tattoos? In a private bath
A single inn reached over a suspension bridge, with three rooms on about two hectares of forest and herbal medicine baths and meals overseen by a practitioner of Chinese medicine.
Seishu publishes no tattoo rule and has no shared bath to worry about. Each of its three rooms has its own open-air bath, prepared with herbs chosen for the guest, and its two spring-fed open-air baths are both used as private baths.
Show this at the front desk
※「川側露天風呂 清韻(せいいん)の湯」「山側露天風呂 静観(せいかん)の湯」は、貸切風呂となります。
The operator’s own wording, to show at the desk if you need to.
Where it is
Sendai STN
Fukushima STN change to Fukushima Kotsu bus · 36 min
Tohoku Shinkansen 22 min
Yamagata STN
Morioka STN
Hotel locationTakayu STN
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 (hotel-seishu.com/onsen/ and the top page: 当館全室は客室露天風呂を完備) — bath structure, not a tattoo policy
Read on: hotel-seishu.com/onsen/
Best for: A splurge at a three-room hideaway where every bath is yours alone
Three rooms, all upstairs with no elevator, each with an open-air bath of its own. Private baths Seikan-no-yu (mountain side, with an indoor carbonated bath) and Seiin-no-yu (river side). Closed Wednesdays and Thursdays except in busy seasons. All-inclusive; free shuttle by reservation. The whole inn can be taken for 1 to 11 guests. This is Shinobu Onsen, a separate spring the Takayu association lists with its members.
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