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Dear visitor, if you know the answer to this question, please post it. Thank you! Mukaitaki Ryokan 2009/6/3 Fukushima hi can i ask if we can visit this ryokan just for the baths? are there any other onsen in Higashiyama Onsen where we can just go for the bath? i want something with nice scenic outdoor bath, thanks ! by hanter (guest)   ... 2009/6/4 No, the Mukaitaki Ryokan does not open their baths to non-staying guests. More than half of the other ryokan in Higahsiyama Onsen do open their baths to daytime visitors, however, I have not been to any of them and cannot make a recommendation based on personal experience. But by judging from the ryokan's websites, I can't help mentioning the Toho. Their baths look quite spectacular: http://www.onyado-toho.co.jp/ Two more places with nice looking baths on their websites: http://shousuke.com/ http://www.kutsurogijuku.jp/ by Uji rate this post as useful toho 2009/6/8 oh yeah !thank uji ! toho looks great. but does it accept day visitors for bath only ? http://www.onyado-toho.co.jp/ thanks by hanter (guest) rate this post as useful ... 2009/6/9 Yes, the two that I listed above, both accept non-staying daytime visitors. But please check the opening hours and days before going. by Uji rate this post as useful