basic information

Yumomi is a traditional method of cooling down hot spring water to bathing temperature by stirring the water with large wooden paddles. The process is accompanied by the singing of a local folk song.

A yumomi performance for tourists is held daily in the Netsunoyu Bath House just next to the yubatake. The performance includes a yumomi and dance performance, and several people from the audience have the opportunity to partake in yumomi.

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how to get there

Netsunoyu, the site of the yumomi performances, is located directly next to the yubatake.

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Admission: 500 Yen
Performances: Three to six per day depending on the season.

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