Ieyasu no Yu
家康の湯35°06′ N 139°05′ EFoot bathFree
Ieyasu no Yu suits anyone waiting for a train at Atami who wants hot feet for free, and it closes at 16:00.
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Know before you bathe
Roll your trousers above the knee and dry your feet before stepping off.
Getting there
The foot bath sits on the plaza in front of JR Atami station.
Atami built this foot bath in front of the station in 2004 to mark 400 years since Tokugawa Ieyasu came to bathe here. The water arrives at about 41 °C, and staff drain the bath after 16:00 and refill it fresh each morning. It costs nothing, and a vending machine sells towels for ¥200.
Worth knowing
- Use it while you wait for a Tokaido Shinkansen or the Ito line, since the platforms are a two-minute walk away.
Quick answers about Ieyasu no Yuよくある質問
Is the foot bath at Atami station free?
Yes. Ieyasu no Yu in front of JR Atami station is free and opens 09:00 to 16:00.
Can you visit Ieyasu no Yu without staying the night?
Yes. Anyone may bathe at Ieyasu no Yu, and entry is free.
Is Ieyasu no Yu mixed bathing?
Yes. Ieyasu no Yu has mixed bathing (konyoku).
How much does Ieyasu no Yu cost?
Ieyasu no Yu is free to visit.
What are the opening hours of Ieyasu no Yu?
Ieyasu no Yu keeps these hours: Mon–Sun 09:00–16:00.
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