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Solaniwa Onsen Osaka Bay Tower
空庭温泉 OSAKA BAY TOWER
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Recommended sightseeing time: 0.5–1 day
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1-chōme-2-3 Benten, Minato Ward, Osaka, 552-0007, JapanMap
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耶拉维奇5/5
OutstandingIt's good value for money, and guests staying at the ART Hotel get a 50% discount. The onsen (hot spring) is open from 11:00 AM to 11:00 PM; don't go too early. There's a local Japanese supermarket and a duty-free shop down the escalator at the onsen entrance. Nearby are also Wagyu beef barbecue and a delicious conveyor belt sushi restaurant (it's very popular, so be prepared to queue).
Solaniwa Onsen Osaka Bay Tower attraction highlights
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Opened on February 26, 2019, Sotei Onsen in Osaka is a large hot spring theme park in Kansai. The hall is decorated with the theme of the Azuchi-Momoyama period when Hideyoshi Toyosu unified the world from 1573 to 1603. Here, you can rent ninja costumes, princess costumes, or cute yukatas from the Azuchi-Momoyama period to walk and shop in the building. Every corner is full of strong Japanese flavor. It is a new popular spot for punching in and taking pictures. In addition, there are many interesting and wonderful activities and performances to watch. In addition to the common male and female pools in Japan, there are also Imi-furo, open-air hot springs, and carbonic acid hot springs with a view of the garden. The characteristic hot springs and saunas that change every day, and the weak alkaline natural hot spring "Beautiful Skin No Yu" gushing out from 1,000 meters underground. In addition, there are rock baths, saunas, etc. There are 7 options for rock baths alone. There are also 15,000 manga magazines with a wide variety of books in the museum, and the sofa lounge with a personal TV can be used free of charge. In addition, there are many kinds of massages such as Thai and Japanese that you can enjoy at your own expense. Importantly, there are also izakayas, restaurants, and famous sake and Japanese souvenir shops from all over Japan.
Hot Springs
Solaniwa Onsen’s pride and joy are the baths that overlook our expansive Japanese garden, where you can enjoy any of nine bath types including outdoor baths, comprising pure hot spring water brought up from 1,000 meters below the earth’s surface. The spring water is hypotonic and weakly alkaline, and it has a high level of heat. Solaniwa Onsen’s hot spring baths will ameliorate nerve pain, muscle pain, joint pain, bruises, sprains, hemorrhoids, and sensitivity to cold, not to mention helping those recovering from exhaustion or just trying to live healthier!
Private Baths
At Solaniwa Onsen, you can enjoy any of 10 fully-private, spring-water outdoor baths for families, with their own mini-gardens. We have two Special Rooms to accommodate 4 to 6 people, seven Private Rooms to accommodate 1 to 4 people, and one wheelchair-friendly Private Room. The “Clear Skin Bath” is a natural hot spring which you can enjoy to your heart’s content in a Private Room. Perfect for girls’ nights out and celebrations!
Bedrock Sauna
At Neppu Yokocho we have 7 different types of bedrock sauna. These warm the body from the core with the far-infrared rays of a dry sauna, and bring upon you the effects of health, beauty, and healing by sweating out from your deepest core. At Jingu-Bo you can also enjoy the unique Löyly Show that uses projection mapping!
Food
Kuidaore Place can accommodate everything from family lunches to company parties.
From Benten-men, where you can get food from around the world, to the Nawanoren restaurants serving only the best of Osaka cuisine, to the standing sake bar, why not enjoy our delicious food, whatever your mood!?
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Admission restrictions
Age requirements
Children (elementary school students and younger) must be accompanied by a guardian aged 18 or older. The guardian must not leave the child's sight while the child is using the bath.
Minors must be accompanied by a person aged 18 or older. The use time for minors is limited according to the regulations. (Under 18s: until 22:00, under 16s: until 18:00)
Children over 120cm in height or over 7 years old are not allowed to bathe in the opposite sex bath.
Physical considerations
The following people are not allowed to enter the museum.
※ People who are forbidden to enter the bath by doctors
※ People who have infectious diseases or suspected infectious diseases
※ People who are drunk
※ If you are unwell, it is not recommended to enter the bath.
If you are unwell or injured, please inform the staff as soon as possible for emergency treatment. There is no doctor in the museum. In case of emergency, the museum will call an ambulance.
Dress code
Please be completely naked when bathing. Please do not wear swimsuits or towels. Please be sure to wear a Yukata during your stay. When taking a bedrock bath, please be sure to wear a Yukata for bedrock baths. Please do not bathe if you are wearing diapers. Children who are still wearing diapers should take a baby bath. Diapers for swimming cannot be used. Please do not wear jewelry or glasses when taking a bedrock bath or sauna, as it may harm your health. Please do not snorkel, swim, or dive when bathing.
No pets allowed
Please do not bring pets into the museum. (Except for guide dogs and hearing dogs)
Other restrictions
Please wash your body by showering or rinsing before entering the bath. Do not bring towels, hand towels, face washers, toys, etc. into the bath. Do not enter the bath if you have applied oily skin care products to your body to avoid deteriorating the water quality. Do not enter unpaved areas. Do not run around in the facility, including the bathing area. Please use lockers to store your belongings at your own risk. Do not wear glasses, sunglasses, or accessories while bathing. This may cause contact with other customers, accidents, or deformation. Do not use cameras and their accompanying items in the Changing room, bathing area, toilet, lockers, etc. If you are caught secretly taking photos, etc., we will call the police immediately. When taking photos, etc., please do not cause trouble to the people around you from the perspective of protecting personal information. Do not enter the bath after drinking alcohol, as it may harm your health. Do not bring drinks or food into the bath. ※ Only customers with food allergies or who need to be weaned from food are allowed to bring food. ※ Since the kitchen is not a dedicated kitchen for allergic foods, there may be a possibility of mixing foods. Please do not bring dangerous items (glass, metal, knives, etc.) or pets into the venue. Please do not bring children's toys into the bathing area. Please wrap items that emit strong odors so that they do not emit odors. People with tattoos or fashion tattoos will not be allowed to enter under any circumstances. People with body painting or stickers must remove the body painting or stickers before entering. Antisocial people or people who cause trouble to other customers are not allowed to enter or stay. Please do not use the outlets in the venue to charge your phone except in designated areas.
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Must-Visit in Osaka: The Relaxing Enjoyment of Kuutani Onsen#OsakaAttractions Amid the hustle and bustle of Osaka, Kuutani Onsen is like a tranquil sanctuary. Although the hot spring itself is not particularly special, the surrounding facilities are refreshing, allowing every visitor to enjoy high-quality service and a comfortable experience. The massage services here are diverse. Whether it's traditional Japanese massage, relaxing Thai massage, full-body massage, or foot massage, each option lets you feel a release of body and mind, revitalizing your tired body. Skilled massage therapists, like messengers of nature, take away your fatigue and stress one by one. Besides comfortable massages, Kuutani Onsen also offers a range of entertainment activities. Nostalgic arcade games exude retro charm, letting you relive the joys of childhood, as if returning to those carefree times. Every press of a button is a nostalgic memory that brings a smile to your face. On the soft sofa chairs, casually flipping through various manga, time seems to stand still. The stories in the manga immerse you, taking you into one wonderful world after another, allowing you to temporarily forget the worries of reality. Kuutani Onsen is not just a place to relax your body and mind but also a place to enjoy life and find happiness. Here, you can completely let go of daily stress and share this leisure and joy with friends or family. When you come to Osaka, don’t forget to visit Kuutani Onsen. Let’s immerse ourselves in this comfortable world together, enjoy high-quality service, and feel the beauty of life!遊走的異鄉人12
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Osaka, Japan Highly Recommends Hot Springs💞Reasons for Recommendation: ✅ First time experiencing a Japanese hot spring, somewhat like a large massage venue in Shenzhen. Perfect for couples and families with children, the hot spring offers various integrated games such as shooting and archery. ✅ This Kuten Hot Spring features both indoor and outdoor hot springs. As is well known, Japanese hot springs usually require men and women to bathe separately because bathing is done completely nude. Here, there is an outdoor hot spring where men and women can bathe together, but it is limited to foot baths only. 🏖️ Environment/Facilities: 👍🏻👍🏻 The hot spring environment is very spacious and clean, with different types of hot springs and an open-air hot spring where men and women can bathe together. 😋😋 Additionally, there is a restaurant inside the hot spring, and the food is delicious. We ordered a General Sashimi Boat, which includes fresh sashimi as well as hot and cooked dishes. We also ordered a fried chicken cutlet oyakodon, which is affordable and good value. 📍 Address of Kuten Hot Spring, Japan: 1-chōme-2-3 Benten, Minato Ward, Osaka, 552-0007 Japan Service Attitude: The staff are very friendly and enthusiastic, always responsive to customer requests. 💰 Average Cost per Person: $650 #Osaka #OsakaItinerary #RecommendedOsakaItinerary #KutenHotSpring #KutenHotSpring♨️YukataBathhouse #OsakaKutenHotSpringFung Fung 環遊世界1
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Soraniva Onsen#OverseasTravel #SoranivaOnsen Soraniva Onsen boasts not only a large scale of 1,000 pyeong but also overwhelmingly luxurious facilities and a private rooftop garden bath! You can relax and relieve your travel fatigue by enjoying a warm hot spring bath in the open-air bath, and thanks to the various amenities, you can enjoy yourself all day without a moment of boredom. If you are planning a trip to Osaka, be sure to include 'Soraniva Onsen' in your itinerary. Highly recommended!우마드1
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Enjoy Kansai's Largest Onsen Theme Park for Around 2,000 YenAdmission is just around 2,000 yen! It’s a place where you can relax indoors and outdoors without any burden. ♨️ Enjoy a foot bath outside and savor the leisure, and have fun taking photos at the photo spots both indoors and outdoors! There’s even a gacha shop, so you won’t miss out on some small fun! After soaking in the onsen, finishing with bottled milk made it a perfect day🥛 Solaniwa Onsen is highly recommended for healing and making memories👍🏻 Solaniwa Onsen 📍 Address: 1 Chome-2-3 Benten, Minato Ward, Osaka, 552-0007 ⏰ Hours: Daily 10:00 AM - 11:00 PM #OsakaTravel #JapanTravel #TravelPlanning #OverseasTravel #JapanTrip #SolaniwaOnsen #Solaniwa #MustVisitOsaka #solaniwaonsenhey_heesu3
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A fleeting moment in the steam of the hot springs#OsakaTrip Stepping into Kuten Onsen feels like traveling back to an Edo-period town, with wooden corridors and the soft glow of lanterns. The steam from the baths carries the scent of wood and licorice. Each hot spring pool offers a different healing temperature, allowing you to follow your heart—whether gazing at the night sky in the open-air bath or relaxing your muscles in the herbal bath. Wearing a yukata and carrying a small wooden bucket, you stroll slowly; time here slows down, and all worries seem to dissipate with the steam. At night, stay at the Osaka Tower Light Hotel, where the modern towering building hides unexpected warmth. The large floor-to-ceiling windows in the room offer an unobstructed view of Osaka’s nightscape, where the twinkling lights and the gentle buzz after the bath blend into a serene symphony. This night, the afterglow of the hot spring and the city’s lights settle together, becoming the most tender memory of the journey.栗栗子
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Osaka Solaniwa Onsen: A blend of tradition and modernity with various themed hot spring baths.Solaniwa Onsen in Osaka is a perfect relaxation spot that combines traditional and modern elements. From the moment you enter the onsen area, the rich atmosphere of the Edo period greets you, making you feel as if you've traveled back in time to ancient Japan. The onsen facilities are diverse, ranging from open-air baths to herbal baths, each offering the warmth and healing properties of hot spring water. Especially at night, sitting in the open-air bath overlooking the dazzling night view of Osaka brings a sense of peace and relieves fatigue. The overall experience is very pleasant, providing not only physical relaxation but also mental tranquility. This visit was undoubtedly a highlight of the trip, and I highly recommend it to travelers seeking relaxation for both body and mind. 🌸 Main Features 🔸️ The design of Solaniwa Onsen in Osaka is inspired by the Showa era of Japan, combining traditional Japanese decor with modern facilities. The interior is filled with rustic Japanese charm, making you feel as if you've traveled back to ancient Japan. 🔸️ Solaniwa Onsen offers various themed hot spring baths, including open-air baths, bubble baths, and herbal baths. Each bath uses natural hot spring water and adds different natural ingredients according to the season, providing various therapeutic effects for customers. 🔸️ Here, you can enjoy traditional Japanese cuisine, and the onsen facilities are equipped with restaurants and cafes. Additionally, there are comfortable resting areas where you can take a break or leisurely stroll in a yukata. 🔸️ Solaniwa Onsen features a beautiful rooftop garden, a great place for sightseeing and photography. You can enjoy the scenic view of Osaka city, especially at night when the city lights are even more enchanting. 🌸 Tips 🔺️ Book in advance: Solaniwa Onsen is very popular, so it is recommended to book online in advance to avoid waiting in line. 🔺️ Bring essentials: Although the onsen facilities provide basic toiletries, it is recommended to bring your preferred skincare or hair care products. 🔺️ Best time: Dusk to night is the best time to enjoy the open-air bath, where you can soak while admiring the night view of Osaka. Solaniwa Onsen in Osaka is an excellent choice for experiencing traditional Japanese onsen and relaxing both body and mind. If you are traveling in Osaka, this is definitely a leisure spot not to be missed.地球探險1
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Essential Osaka Travel Course: OnsenOsaka Healing Hotspot! Soranowa Onsen♨️ Perfect for relieving travel fatigue, a 200% Japanese vibe onsen spot! 🏮 Soranowa Onsen is the largest onsen in Kansai, where you can try yukata for free 👘💕 Indoor onsen + outdoor open-air bath + foot bath, of course!! 🎆✨️ 🎑 There are also family baths, highly recommended for family travelers! With an indoor food court, massage shop, and rest area fully equipped, it was so convenient and nice 🎋💚 📢 All of this for around 20,000 KRW per person, Can you believe it?!! Soranowa Onsen Resort, highly recommended for great value 🪽 ♨️ Soranowa Onsen 🗺️ Address: 3-2-3 Benten, Minato-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka Prefecture [3-minute walk from Bentencho Station on the Hanshin Namba Line!] ⏰ Hours: 11:00 AM - 11:00 PM (Last admission 10:00 PM) Open year-round 💰 Admission Fees (as of 2025) Weekday adult daytime fee: 2,640 yen Entry after 5 PM: 1,760 yen #SpaceCouple #OsakaSoranowaOnsen #SoranowaOnsen #OsakaOnsenTravel #OsakaHealingSpot #FamilyTravelRecommendation #OsakaTravelCourse #JapanOnsenRecommendation #JapanTravel #TravelPlanning #OverseasTravel #OutdoorDatewoojububu3
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Osaka Solaniwa Onsen Trip: A Perfect Blend of Relaxation and CultureThis time on my trip to Osaka, I specifically arranged a visit to Solaniwa Onsen, hoping to find a tranquil haven amidst the busy travel schedule. Solaniwa Onsen is not only a place to relax the body and mind but also a fusion of traditional Japanese culture and modern design, which filled me with anticipation. Early in the morning, I took the subway to Solaniwa Onsen. As the cityscape changed outside the window, my excitement grew. Upon arrival, the first thing that caught my eye was the exquisite architecture, inspired by traditional Japanese gardens, creating a strong cultural atmosphere as soon as you step in. After entering the lobby, we received yukatas, the best attire for enjoying the onsen. Once changed, we were free to explore the space. The layout of Solaniwa Onsen is very clever, with multiple themed baths, each with its unique style and scenery. Especially the outdoor open-air onsen, surrounded by greenery and stones, made me feel close to nature. I chose the most popular open-air onsen, and as I soaked in the steaming hot water, the fatigue in my body instantly melted away. Gazing at the blue sky and white clouds, with birds singing in the background, it felt like entering a paradise. I also tried different baths, each with varying temperatures and mineral compositions, providing different kinds of care. Besides soaking in the onsen, Solaniwa Onsen offers many cultural experiences. I participated in a tea ceremony, learning how to make authentic matcha. Every movement of the master during the tea ceremony was filled with elegance and precision, allowing me to feel the profound essence of Japanese culture. After enjoying the onsen, I went to the restaurant to taste local delicacies. The restaurant's decor also exuded Japanese charm. I ordered several exquisite Japanese dishes, especially recommending their sashimi and tempura. The fresh ingredients and meticulous cooking made every bite a delight. In this pleasant afternoon, both my body and mind were thoroughly relaxed. Soaking in the onsen, sipping tea, and enjoying delicious food, all these experiences deepened my impression of Osaka. Solaniwa Onsen is not just a place for leisure but also a great spot to deeply experience Japanese culture. This trip to Solaniwa Onsen was undoubtedly the most precious part of my Osaka itinerary. I hope to have the opportunity to revisit in the future and relive this tranquility and beauty.遊走的異鄉人2
Hidden Hot Spring in Osaka! Soraniwa Onsen — A Pure Oasis in the City】****【 Want to temporarily escape the hustle and bustle of Osaka? "Soraniwa Onsen" will bring you an unforgettable healing experience! Hidden in the city center yet maintaining a tranquil atmosphere, this Japanese-style hot spring inn lets you enjoy a perfect blend of nature and modernity while soaking in the baths. Soraniwa Onsen is designed around the concept of "Japanese Zen style," featuring high wooden ceilings paired with soft lighting to create a relaxing ambiance. The baths are divided into indoor and outdoor pools, using carefully selected natural mineral spring water that nourishes the skin and soothes fatigue. The nighttime bath is especially recommended—gazing at the starry sky while soaking feels like being in a secret sanctuary, completely freeing your body and mind. Besides bathing, the inn also offers exquisite kaiseki cuisine with fresh ingredients and artful presentation, allowing your taste buds to immerse in Japanese aesthetics. Whether you're on a romantic getaway or seeking solitude, Soraniwa Onsen is your ideal choice! **📍 Address: Chuo Ward, Osaka City** **💡 Tip: It’s recommended to book in advance to enjoy the most private bath experience!**yiink1
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It's good value for money, and guests staying at the ART Hotel get a 50% discount. The onsen (hot spring) is open from 11:00 AM to 11:00 PM; don't go too early. There's a local Japanese supermarket and a duty-free shop down the escalator at the onsen entrance. Nearby are also Wagyu beef barbecue and a delicious conveyor belt sushi restaurant (it's very popular, so be prepared to queue).
There were a total of around 8 different spring pools with different temperatures and ingredients? There’s one that’s herbal infused, another appeared to be milk like and another one felt like mineralised soda water?🤣 the food is good as well. You get a bracelet with an NFC tag you can use to pay for things inside the establishment and pay for after check out
This is the most surprising place in Osaka. Soraniwa Onsen is very comfortable and cozy. It has hot springs, restaurants, games and entertainment, libraries, massage SPA, etc. It is very clean and quiet. The garden foot bath is in a huge Japanese garden with an area of about 1,000 square meters. You can wear a fashionable yukata to soak in the foot bath and enjoy the flowers and trees of each season! In addition, the restaurant offers a variety of delicious food.
"Soraniwa Onsen" is the largest hot spring theme park in Kansai, Japan. It is also a shangniwa hot spring with a grand courtyard scenery. The entire hot spring hall is designed in the style of the Azuchi-Momoyama period. You can wear a yukata to experience the style of Osaka hundreds of years ago. The most special thing here is that you can choose a yukata! There are several yukatas of different patterns on the entire counter, divided into boys, girls, and children, and they are free to rent. If you want to be more special, you can also go to the paid area to choose a more gorgeous yukata.
Onsen and massage service were relaxing and there are English instructions/menu for your understanding as well.There's a garden level for you to take some photos as well and food is available for purchase too with decent quality.All experiences and food is first tagged to the wrist band issued to you when you first register and then you settle the bill attached to your account before you leave the location with their check-out machines.
The subway is very convenient. If you are traveling by yourself, I recommend going there. There is no group, and it is basically local Japanese. They all know that the water is very clean, there are many pools, and the environment is good. After soaking, you can go to the 5th floor to drink a limited juice, and you can also walk around the courtyard. If you catch the Cherry Blossom Festival and the Red Leaf Festival, it will be worthwhile.
very peaceful and enjoyable experience! you get to choose from various public baths or top up for private room onsen. they have different yukata designs for you to choose from, food outlets and roof garden which is very relaxing after a hot bath