Hot Spring Facility

1. N-no-yu, a large resort facility in Miki City

This hot spring facility took a year to complete, from 2017 to 2018. Located in a quiet location surrounded by forest, it offers a variety of elaborate baths, including a hot spring building, restaurant, family bath, and six large and small open-air baths. The large open-air bath in particular is connected to a cave bath, and can accommodate over 100 people at the same time.
More than 800 tonnes of natural stone were used, and a large number of trees were planted to blend in with the surrounding mountains. In particular, 800 Moso bamboo trees were planted.
Now in its third year, the stone and wood have blended even more seamlessly, adding depth to the complexion.

2. N-yu, Sayama City, Osaka

Although the site is flat, an artificial cliff over two stories high has been created, making this a unique hot spring facility where you can experience the atmosphere of deep mountains while bathing under a waterfall.
Tall trees have been placed on top of the cliff, and natural stones, large and small trees, and herbs have been planted below the waterfall. We put a lot of effort into figuring out how to blend the artificial cliff with the natural stones and plants.

3. Spa-S in Suminoe Ward, Osaka

Located near Osaka Bay, we have renovated the open-air baths and trees. One side uses a lot of natural stones and has trees with natural tree shapes to recreate a forest, while the other side uses an abundance of bamboo to create a bamboo forest bath.

4. Osaka Tsuruhashi N no Yu

Although it’s located right in the middle of town, the entire four-story building is a hot spring facility.
There are open-air baths for men and women on the second floor, a bamboo grove in front of the rest area on the third floor, and a family bath on the fourth floor. It was extremely difficult to transport the stone, trees, soil, etc., but the trees are growing well.