The Great Edo Onsen Story embodies the essence of traditional Japanese hot springs. Upon arrival, you are transported to a Japanese-style town where you can experience traditional games and savor authentic Japanese cuisine, all while enjoying genuine Japanese massages. The main street, ‘Koukoji’, recreates the ancient neighborhood atmosphere of the Edo period, 400 years ago. The park features traditional folk games like ring toss and snack stalls like cotton candy, along with periodic folk programs and anime-themed events. While soaking in the hot springs, you can immerse yourself in the authentic atmosphere of the old Edo era. The Great Edo Onsen Story aims to provide a family-friendly ‘onsen bathing’ experience. Here, you can not only bathe in the hot springs but also enjoy a full range of services in a Japanese style, including food, lodging, and entertainment. Strolling around in yukatas is truly leisurely and comfortable, and you can deeply experience Japanese onsen culture with friends and family amidst laughter and joy. Operating hours are Monday to Thursday from 10:00 to 22:00; Friday to Sunday from 10:00 to 01:00. Additional information on preferential policies: 1. Free policy: Children under 0.9 meters (not including) are exempt from bath tickets. Preferential policy: Children from 0.9 meters (including) to 1.4 meters (including) need to purchase children’s tickets.
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