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TOGEN Kurobe Unazuki Onsen
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Rakuten Travel rating 4.44 out of 5 (1,167 reviews). Several guests report that dinner offers a generous number of dishes, including kamameshi (rice steamed in its own small pot) and firefly squid shabu-shabu, and that staff will turn anything they cannot finish into rice balls. Reviews also frequently note that the rooms were spacious and clean. On the other hand, some guests report that the private dining rooms are not fully enclosed and that they noticed noise and crying from young children.
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Kids Facilities
Baby beds in the bath changing rooms
Baby beds in the bath changing rooms
The changing rooms of the communal baths, which alternate between men and women, and of the private-hire open-air bath Kyokoku each have a baby bed. It gives you a place to soothe or lay down your baby in the changing room while bathing together.
Kids' set meal
Kids' set meal
Children of elementary school age and under are served a dedicated kids' set meal. If you would like your child to have the same kaiseki course as the adults, they must be booked as an adult regardless of age. Dinner is served in a private room, the dining room or another location set by each plan.
Private-hire open-air bath Kyokoku
Private-hire open-air bath Kyokoku
A private-hire open-air bath overlooking the Kurobe River, for up to 8 people. It is barrier-free, so a wheelchair can be brought right up to the edge of the tub. The changing room also has a baby bed. Use costs 2,200 yen including tax for 45 minutes.
- •Each session lasts 45 minutes.
Private-hire baths Akane, Matsuba and Hanaasagi
Private-hire baths Akane, Matsuba and Hanaasagi
- paymentsPrice:Free for guests
Three ceramic tubs available for private-hire use, holding about 2 adults. They are currently free of charge as a special renewal commemoration.
- •They are normally offered for a fee.
Making onsen-boiled eggs
Making onsen-boiled eggs
In a space beside the footbath, you can try making onsen-boiled eggs. Buy an egg at the front desk, place it in the basket provided and lower it into the water, and it is ready in about 40 minutes. It is an activity the whole family can enjoy together.
- •Eggs must be purchased at the front desk.
Overview
TOGEN Kurobe Unazuki Onsen is a ryokan in Unazuki Onsen overlooking the Kurobe River. Its simple onsen flows directly from the source, and alongside the communal baths there is a barrier-free private-hire open-air bath for up to 8 people and a private-hire bath for up to 2. A baby bed in the bath changing rooms and a dedicated set meal for children of elementary school age and under are among the touches that make family stays easier. Rooms are mainly Japanese-style tatami rooms, with Japanese-Western rooms and rooms with beds also available, and some plans offer children's rates. Note that children of elementary school age and under cannot stay in the rooms with their own open-air bath.
Rooms
Guest rooms center on Japanese-style tatami rooms with views of the Kurobe River. There are 21 Japanese-style tatami rooms of 10 to 15 tatami mats, 8 Japanese-style bedrooms with 2 beds set within a 15-tatami-mat Japanese-style room, and 2 Japanese-Western rooms with the Japanese and Western areas separated (a 6-tatami-mat Japanese-style room plus 2 beds). The 6 corner special Japanese-style rooms (12.5 plus 4.5 tatami mats, or 10 plus 8 tatami mats) sleep 1 to 6 guests, and some plans for them offer children's rates. Children of elementary school age and under cannot stay in the top-floor Premium Suite, Suite or Special Twin, all of which have their own open-air bath.
Dining
Children of elementary school age and under are served a kids' set meal. If you would like your child to have the same kaiseki course as the adults, book them as an adult regardless of age. Meals are served either in the dining room or in a private dining room, and each plan states where meals are served. The semi-private dining room also has a raised tatami seating area, making it easy to use even for larger groups. Regarding allergies, the kitchen cannot change cooking methods, substitute specified ingredients, or prepare finely chopped food. If it is judged difficult to provide a menu that accommodates a major allergy, the ryokan may decline to serve meals.
Baths and Onsen
The onsen is a simple onsen flowing directly from the source, low in mineral content and gentle on the skin. There are 2 communal baths, a rock bath and a granite bath, which alternate between men and women and can be used 24 hours a day. The private-hire baths Akane, Matsuba and Hanaasagi hold about 2 adults and are currently open free of charge as a special renewal commemoration. The private-hire open-air bath Kyokoku accommodates up to 8 people and is barrier-free, so a wheelchair can be brought right up to the edge of the tub. Use costs 2,200 yen including tax for 45 minutes.
Family-Friendly Features
The changing rooms of the communal baths, which alternate between men and women, and of the private-hire open-air bath Kyokoku each have a baby bed. It gives you somewhere to get a small child ready when you bathe together. For meals and futon bedding for young children, guests aged 4 to 6 choose either "meals and futon bedding" or "meals only," while babies and toddlers including ages 0 to 3 who need neither can be booked as "young child: no meals, no futon bedding." Bookings above a room's capacity cannot be accepted. Depending on the plan, children may not be accepted in the Japanese-style bedrooms. In a space beside the footbath, you can also make onsen-boiled eggs: buy an egg at the front desk, put it in the water, and it is ready in about 40 minutes.
Access
Unazuki Onsen is a 5-minute walk from Unazuki Onsen Station on the Toyama Chiho Railway, and about 20 minutes by car from the Kurobe IC on the Hokuriku Expressway. It is about 80 minutes to Tateyama Station on the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route. Free parking is available for 50 cars. If you call ahead, staff will pick you up at nearby Unazuki Onsen Station.
Access & Information
| location_onAddress | 22-1 Unazukionsen, Kurobe, Toyama 938-0282 |
|---|---|
| directions_carAccess | A 5-minute walk from Unazuki Onsen Station on the Toyama Chiho Railway. About 20 minutes from the Kurobe IC on the Hokuriku Expressway. About 80 minutes to Tateyama Station on the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route. |
| trainNearest station | Unazuki Onsen Station |
| local_parkingParking | Free parking for 50 cars. |
| callPhone | +81-765-62-1131 |
| paymentsCards | VISA, JCB, American Express, Mastercard |
| languageOfficial site | https://www.h-togen.com/open_in_new |
Reference price as of August 28, 2026 (stay date 2026-09-19). Please check the booking site for actual rates.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can children stay in the rooms with their own open-air bath?
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No. Children of elementary school age and under cannot stay in the top-floor Premium Suite, Suite or Special Twin, all of which have their own open-air bath. Depending on the plan, children may also not be accepted in the Japanese-style bedrooms.
How are meals and bedding handled for young children?
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Children of elementary school age and under are served a kids' set meal. For guests aged 4 to 6, choose either "meals and futon bedding" or "meals only," and for babies and toddlers including ages 0 to 3 who need neither, book "young child: no meals, no futon bedding." Bookings above a room's capacity cannot be accepted.
Are there facilities for babies at the baths?
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Yes. The changing rooms of the communal baths, which alternate between men and women, and of the private-hire open-air bath Kyokoku each have a baby bed, so you have somewhere to lay your baby down while getting ready.
How much do the private-hire baths cost?
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The private-hire open-air bath Kyokoku costs 2,200 yen including tax for 45 minutes and takes up to 8 people. The private-hire baths Akane, Matsuba and Hanaasagi, which hold about 2 adults, are normally offered for a fee but are currently open free of charge as a special renewal commemoration.
How do we get to the ryokan from Unazuki Onsen Station?
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It is a 5-minute walk from Unazuki Onsen Station on the Toyama Chiho Railway, and if you call ahead, staff will come to pick you up at the station. By car it is about 20 minutes from the Kurobe IC on the Hokuriku Expressway, and free parking is available for 50 cars.
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