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COCOFURO Masuno-yu

COCOFURO Masuno-yu

Renovations completed on March 1st, 2019 (Friday). The establishment is a bit more stylish and offers a variety of health and beauty oriented services, including a free-flowing black water hot spring, a highly carbonated bath, and a free sauna room. It’s complete with a rest and refreshment space, making communication between visitors easier.

General information

Opening Hours 6:00AM–-12:00AM
Closed Four times a year（2nd Thu of Mar, Jun, Sept, and Dec）
Access

A 1 minute walk from Kugahara station on the Tokyu-Ikegami Line.

COCOFURO Masuno-yu

2-1-23 Minami kugahara, Ota city (Directions) Website

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