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Yamaguchi
Private Sauna Akada no Mori Keigetsu
Opened in 2024 after the renovation of a former traditional Japanese restaurant site, this reservation-only private sauna facility is located in a quiet residential area of Akada Town, Shimonoseki, Yamaguchi, near the sacred grove surrounding a local shrine. The private setting features an open-air cooling terrace surrounded by greenery, a barrel sauna with self-loyly for up to four guests, an open-air bath, and a cold plunge, with both day use and overnight stays available.
A private sauna lets you enjoy your own space without worrying about others. It’s also gaining attention for its role in infection prevention. Whether you’re enjoying a solo sauna or sharing it with a partner or close friends, private saunas are becoming more popular. One of the key benefits of a private sauna is the ability to adjust the temperature to your preference. Every sauna enthusiast has their own preferred temperature and style. Another great perk is that you don’t have to worry about securing your favorite spot in the sauna room.
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プライベートサウナ 垢田の杜 桂月
Opened in 2024 after the renovation of a former traditional Japanese restaurant site, this reservation-only private sauna facility is located in a quiet residential area of Akada Town, Shimonoseki, Yamaguchi, near the sacred grove surrounding a local shrine. The private setting features an open-air cooling terrace surrounded by greenery, a barrel sauna with self-loyly for up to four guests, an open-air bath, and a cold plunge, with both day use and overnight stays available.
湯や 晴ル音
"Yuya Harune" stands in a corner of Yuno Onsen in Shunan City, Yamaguchi. They have three types of hot spring facilities: private hot springs, saunas, and large communal baths. The theme of the private hot spring is Yakushi Nyorai. "Tsubotsubo" is an open space where you can also take a bath in the outside air, with a bathtub shaped like the medicinal pot held by the Yakushi Nyorai in his left hand. In addition, the word "koukou," which represents a shining white light, is an image of the moonlight bodhisattva standing next to Yakushi Nyorai, and you can enjoy the feeling of bathing in dim moonlight even during the day. The public bath has been renovated while retaining the form of Yunoso, which closed in 2022, so fans of the old days will feel nostalgic.
