An onsen is a Japanese hot spring that uses geothermally heated natural water. Onsens appear throughout Japan and play an important role in post-ski relaxation and recovery.

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Furano Onsen Guide

Q: Are there onsens in Furano that allow day visitors?

Yes. Several onsens around Furano, including Shin Furano Prince Hotel and public facilities in Kamifurano, allow day entry for non-guests.

Q: Are Furano hotel onsens open to non-guests?

Some are. Shin Furano Prince Hotel allows day visitors, but many hotel onsens only allow access for overnight guests. Always check access rules before visiting.

Q: Do I need a car to visit onsens around Furano?

You can reach the Shin Furano Prince Hotel onsen without a car. Visiting Kamifurano and mountain onsens such as Tokachidake or Fukiage is much easier with a car.

Q: Are there private onsens in Furano?

Most onsens in and around Furano are shared bathing facilities. Private onsens are rare and should be confirmed directly with the property.

Q: Do onsens in Furano allow tattoos?

Policies vary by facility. Many onsens do not allow tattoos, though small tattoos may be accepted if fully covered. Check with the facility before visiting.

Q: How do I use an onsen?

Check out our guide on how to use an onsen for etiquette and practical tips before your first visit.

Furano and the surrounding area have a small number of onsens that welcome day visitors, including hotel onsens near the ski area and natural hot springs a short drive away. These onsens provide an easy way to warm up and recover after skiing in Furano.

If this is your first time using an onsen, read our guide on how to use an onsen before visiting.

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Shin Furano Prince Hotel Onsen (Shisai no Yu)

This is the most accessible onsen for visitors skiing in Furano. The Shin Furano Prince Hotel onsen allows day visitors and features spacious indoor baths and outdoor pools. Many skiers visit in the late afternoon or evening after leaving the slopes. Access is free for hotel guests. Day visitors staying in any Furano accommodation can enter by paying at the hotel front desk.

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A modern indoor onsen with large floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking a dark forest at twilight.

Highland Furano Onsen

Highland Furano operates a large onsen facility with indoor baths, outdoor baths and sauna facilities. The onsen welcomes both overnight guests and day visitors and sits a short drive from central Furano.

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Bright indoor onsen with tiled floors and large windows looking out at a snowy landscape in Furano.

Tokachidake Onsen (Day-Use Baths)

Tokachidake Onsen is located in the mountains near Kamifurano and offers day-use bathing at selected facilities. The outdoor baths look out over the Tokachi mountain range and feel especially atmospheric in winter.

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A serene outdoor onsen at Tokachidake with a wooden deck and a breathtaking view of rolling hills and mountains.

Fukiage Hot Spring Health Center

This is a public onsen facility in Kamifurano that welcomes day visitors. The baths use natural hot spring water and attract both locals and travellers. Facilities are simple and functional rather than resort-style.

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A traditional wooden outdoor onsen bath nestled in a vibrant green forest at Fukiage Onsen.

Fukiage Open-Air Onsen

This is a free, natural open-air hot spring located near Mt. Tokachi. The bath operates without staff and does not provide towels, soap or changing facilities. Visitors must bring everything they need and follow basic onsen etiquette.

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