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Communal Bath, Open-Air Bath, and Private-Hire Baths (Family Baths) - Simple Onsen
Communal Bath, Open-Air Bath, and Private-Hire Baths (Family Baths) - Simple Onsen
A gentle simple onsen piped from the source can be enjoyed in the communal bath, open-air bath, sauna, and foot bath. There are also private-hire baths (family baths) with different atmospheres, so families can bathe together without worrying about other guests. The baths are designed to look out over the mountain stream, for a full Kaga hot-spring experience.
- •The water is a simple onsen (gentle on the skin)
- •Communal bath, open-air bath, sauna, foot bath, and private-hire bath (family bath)
- •Check with the ryokan in advance about young children's bathing and diaper handling
Mainly Japanese-Style Rooms, Including Ones with a Ceramic Bath or Open-Air Bath
Mainly Japanese-Style Rooms, Including Ones with a Ceramic Bath or Open-Air Bath
Rooms are mainly Japanese-style tatami rooms, ranging widely from rooms with a ceramic bath or an open-air bath to rooms with an atmospheric courtyard garden. The tatami spaces make co-sleeping with small children easy, and families whose children aren't comfortable with the communal bath can relax in their own room's bath instead. Guests in rooms with an open-air bath can also dine at the dedicated ryotei restaurant "Chihiro."
- •Mainly Japanese-style tatami rooms, including rooms with a ceramic bath, an open-air bath, or a courtyard garden
- •Guests in rooms with an open-air bath dine at the dedicated ryotei restaurant "Chihiro"
- •Three dining venues are available: Kaga kaiseki restaurant "Benihana," teppanyaki restaurant "Aotake," and ryotei restaurant "Chihiro"
Overview
Yamanaka Onsen Kissho Yamanaka is a hot-spring ryokan on the gorge in Yamanaka Onsen, part of the Kaga Onsenkyo hot-spring area. A gentle simple onsen piped from the source can be enjoyed in the communal bath, open-air bath, sauna, and foot bath, and private-hire baths (family baths) with different atmospheres let families bathe together without worrying about other guests. Rooms are mainly Japanese-style tatami rooms, ranging widely from rooms with a ceramic bath or an open-air bath to rooms with an atmospheric courtyard garden, with tatami spaces that make co-sleeping with small children easy. Meals can be chosen to suit your travel style from three dining venues: Kaga kaiseki restaurant "Benihana," teppanyaki restaurant "Aotake," and the ryotei restaurant "Chihiro," exclusive to guests in rooms with an open-air bath. The ryokan also accommodates children under school age, making it a base for families visiting Yamanaka Onsen with children.
A Yamanaka Onsen Ryokan on the Gorge
Yamanaka Onsen Kissho Yamanaka is a hot-spring ryokan on the Daishoji River gorge in Yamanaka Onsen, part of the Kaga Onsenkyo hot-spring area. It is reached via Kaga-Onsen Station on the Hokuriku Shinkansen, and the quiet building looks out over the mountain stream. Free parking is also available, making it a good base for a Kaga Onsen trip with children.
A Gentle Simple Onsen and Private-Hire Baths (Family Baths)
The water is a gentle simple onsen piped from the source. In addition to the communal bath, open-air bath, sauna, and foot bath, there are private-hire baths (family baths) with different atmospheres, where families can bathe together without worrying about other guests. For young children's bathing and diaper handling, it's reassuring to confirm with the ryokan when you book, just in case.
Mainly Japanese-Style Rooms, Including Ones with a Ceramic Bath or Open-Air Bath
Rooms are mainly Japanese-style tatami rooms, ranging widely from rooms with a ceramic bath or an open-air bath to rooms with an atmospheric courtyard garden. The tatami spaces make co-sleeping with small children easy, and families whose children aren't comfortable with the communal bath can relax in their own room's bath instead.
Three Dining Venues to Choose From
Meals can be chosen to suit your travel style from three dining venues: Kaga kaiseki restaurant "Benihana," teppanyaki restaurant "Aotake," and the ryotei restaurant "Chihiro," exclusive to guests in rooms with an open-air bath. The ryokan also accommodates children under school age, making it a place where families - from babies to elementary schoolers - can enjoy Yamanaka Onsen together. If you have a food allergy, the facility will accommodate your dietary needs as much as possible. Please be sure to inform them of specific ingredients in advance.
Access & Information
| location_onAddress | 1-Ho14-3 Higashimachi, Yamanaka Onsen, Kaga-shi, Ishikawa 922-0114 |
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| directions_carAccess | A hot-spring ryokan on the Daishoji River gorge in Yamanaka Onsen, part of the Kaga Onsenkyo hot-spring area. It is reached via Kaga-Onsen Station on the Hokuriku Shinkansen, and the building is designed to look out over the mountain stream. |
| trainNearest station | Kaga-Onsen Station (Hokuriku Shinkansen) |
| local_parkingParking | Available (free). |
| callPhone | +81-761-78-5656 |
| paymentsCards | VISA, JCB, American Express, UC, DC, NICOS, Mastercard |
| languageOfficial site | https://kissho-yamanaka.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 small children co-sleep with parents at Kissho Yamanaka?
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Yes. Most rooms are Japanese-style tatami rooms, and the tatami spaces make it easy for small children to co-sleep with parents. Families whose children aren't comfortable with the communal bath can also relax in their own room's bath instead, since some rooms come with a ceramic bath or an open-air bath.
Is there an age restriction for the communal bath or private-hire baths?
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No specific age limit is stated for the communal bath, open-air bath, sauna, or private-hire baths (family baths), so we recommend confirming young children's bathing and diaper handling directly with the ryokan when you book.
Are the private-hire baths free, and how many are there?
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There are three private-hire baths with different atmospheres - hinoki-wood, rock, and stone. One 50-minute session is free on a same-day, first-come first-served basis.
What meal options are available for children under school age?
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Dinner and breakfast for children under school age can be arranged with advance reservation (fee applies), and meals that take food allergies into consideration can also be accommodated. Meals for the whole family are served across three dining venues: Kaga kaiseki restaurant "Benihana," teppanyaki restaurant "Aotake," and the ryotei restaurant "Chihiro," the last exclusive to guests in rooms with an open-air bath.
How do you get to Kissho Yamanaka, and is parking available?
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The ryokan is reached via Kaga-Onsen Station on the Hokuriku Shinkansen, with a building that looks out over the Daishoji River gorge. Free parking is available on-site.
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