Family Onsen in Japan|Motoyu Ryuusenkaku in Arima Onsen,Kobe Japan| Child-Friendly Hot Spring

My family wento to Arima, Kobe(one of the oldest onsen/hot spring towns in Japan) and spent 1 night @ a family ryokan onsen to celebrate my birthday☺️. This video is more like of a review/property tour to give you an idea how it looks like in a family onsen.

[@modiflower]

beautiful scenery is refreshing 🎉

[@cathyslifeandleaf2906]

It is! If only I could bring it home🤭😁

[@evelyna.1429]

Wow Super relaxing birthday celebration❤️

[@cathyslifeandleaf2906]

True! Ayoko na nga umuwi eh 😜

[@stanicng]

Thanks for your video. Do you know their private outdoor bath allow family of 4pax? From their website I see 2000 Yen per 45 mins session, this is for family of 4 pax?

[@cathyslifeandleaf2906]

Hello! As far as I remember the rate is per person although I’m not sure if the rate is the same with kids and yes they allow a family of 4. ☺️

[@stanicng]

@@cathyslifeandleaf2906 do they allow non hotel guest to use the private outdoor bath?

[@cathyslifeandleaf2906]

@@stanicng hmmm.. What do you mean? If a hotel guest invites a non staying guest to join them in the private outdoor bath? I’m not sure about that because during the check-in registration your will write down all your companions in your room so I’m guessing they would know if there’s an extra person.

[@stanicng]

I mean do they allow day use on private bath? Because I plan to visit but no plan to stay for over night.

[@cathyslifeandleaf2906]

@@stanicng I see, I think that’s not allowed because you can’t reserve the private bath if you’re a non staying guest and besides there’s two public bathhouses at the Arima Onsen town Kin no Yu and Gin no Yu open to day trip visitors.