Osaka Soraniwa Onsen Ticket


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11:00‑23:00 (Last entry at 22:00)
Children aged 0‑3 can enter for free
Osaka Bay Tower, 1‑2‑3 Benten, Minato‑ku, Osaka
(1) Single entry only;
(2) Do not bring prams into Soraniwa Onsen; prams can be checked in free of charge at the cloakroom;
(3) Wheelchairs are available on site;
(4) Tattoo cover stickers are provided at Soraniwa Onsen; if the tattoo can be fully covered, entry to the facilities is permitted;
(5) This activity is not recommended for those in poor health (e.g., high blood pressure, epilepsy, etc.), pregnant women, or the elderly;
(6) Intoxicated persons may be refused entry or services, and no refund will be given;
(7) The activity is suitable for prams and wheelchairs;

Free cancellation up to 1 day before the designated activity date
Tour Highlights
Relax in a foot bath while wearing a gorgeous yukata in a large Japanese garden of approximately 3,300 square metres, admiring the seasonal flowers and trees
Experience 9 distinctive hot spring pools, including a naturally alkaline hot spring sourced from 1,000 metres underground
Enjoy 10 private open‑air bathhouses with attached courtyards, perfect for the whole family
Visit the largest leisure and wellness salon in the Kansai region, offering nearly 30 service options including Japanese‑style skincare and premium full‑body beauty treatments — feel beautiful from head to toe
Don't forget to indulge in delicious food before the tour ends, with a variety of culinary delights available at the izakaya and standing bars
How long has it been since you truly pampered yourself? When travelling to Japan, soaking in a hot spring is the best way to heal your mind, body and soul. Head to "Soraniwa Onsen", the largest hot spring theme park in Kansai, and let your body and mind be thoroughly refreshed. The interior design of Soraniwa Onsen is themed around the townscapes of Osaka's golden age during the Azuchi‑Momoyama period, recreating the lively streetscapes of that era, giving visitors a sense of travelling back in time. The facility boasts a wide range of attractions, including themed hot spring baths, foot baths, stone saunas, game areas, performance zones, a sky garden and a food court — everything you need for eating, drinking and having fun. There is also a wellness salon and beauty spa on site, offering professional skincare, massage and a variety of other services. Soraniwa Onsen is not only perfect for gatherings with close friends or small groups, but also an excellent choice for family outings. Book now and enjoy great value offers!

Soraniwa Onsen Map

Unwind in the "Shōtei Onsen" with a view of the Sky Garden — soak and admire the scenery in pure comfort

Immerse yourself in the warm, healing hot spring water and savour moments of pure relaxation.

The stone sauna uses far‑infrared rays to warm your body and rejuvenate your mind, body and soul

Let 100% pure natural hot spring water wash away all your fatigue and stress!

Stroll through the Sky Garden and enjoy your very own "Me Time"

Walk across the magnificent red taiko bridge to Soraniwa Tenjinsha Shrine, where you can ring the bell rope to tell your fortune

The sparkling mirrors and colourful lantern‑themed area are must‑visit photo spots for your Instagram

Soraniwa Onsen is full of Edo‑period charm, with festive lanterns and playful artistic designs transporting you into a relaxing and captivating space

The park features a games corner where you can fully experience traditional Japanese games

Enjoy a joyful time with horse racing games

The Soraniwa Library offers over 15,000 manga volumes, as well as a rich collection of leisure and sports books, photo books, travel magazines, weekly publications and picture books. After soaking in the hot spring, curl up on a recliner with a manga and savour the happiest of moments
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