Ceremonial saunas in Nagasaki, Japan
ONSEN&SAUNA YUKULU
ONSEN & SAUNA YUKULU occupies the 6th and 7th floors of Nagasaki Stadium City. The separate men's and women's natural hot-spring baths each have a 20-person 'stadium sauna' with auto-löyly every 20 minutes and a 12–13°C cold bath. Upstairs, a mixed premium sauna area, worn in house clothes, has a light-and-sound sauna with regular Aufguss, a quiet meditation sauna and a Wakaran sauna, both with self-löyly. Entry is ¥970 for 90 minutes or ¥1,970 all day; open 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM.
稲佐山温泉ふくの湯
Inasayama Onsen Fukunoyu is a large day-use hot-spring complex on the slopes of Mount Inasa, with open-air baths looking over Nagasaki's night view. The baths have a far-infrared stadium sauna, a steam sauna, a salt sauna and a cold-water bath. A separate rock-bath zone adds Hifukudo, a Korean clay-kiln room with scheduled löyly sessions. Entry is ¥850 weekdays and ¥900 weekends; open 9:30 AM to 1:00 AM, until 2:00 AM on Fridays, Saturdays and holiday eves.
ONSEN&SAUNA YUKULU
ONSEN & SAUNA YUKULU occupies the 6th and 7th floors of Nagasaki Stadium City. The separate men's and women's natural hot-spring baths each have a 20-person 'stadium sauna' with auto-löyly every 20 minutes and a 12–13°C cold bath. Upstairs, a mixed premium sauna area, worn in house clothes, has a light-and-sound sauna with regular Aufguss, a quiet meditation sauna and a Wakaran sauna, both with self-löyly. Entry is ¥970 for 90 minutes or ¥1,970 all day; open 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM.
稲佐山温泉ふくの湯
Inasayama Onsen Fukunoyu is a large day-use hot-spring complex on the slopes of Mount Inasa, with open-air baths looking over Nagasaki's night view. The baths have a far-infrared stadium sauna, a steam sauna, a salt sauna and a cold-water bath. A separate rock-bath zone adds Hifukudo, a Korean clay-kiln room with scheduled löyly sessions. Entry is ¥850 weekdays and ¥900 weekends; open 9:30 AM to 1:00 AM, until 2:00 AM on Fridays, Saturdays and holiday eves.