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Warakuen
Ureshino, Saga, Japan · Independent · Accessible Luxury
Warakuen carves an open-air bath from stone and steeps local green tea in the water, in Ureshino, the Saga hot-spring town famous for its tea. The trick is literal: tea in the bath and rock for a tub, so the water carries the scent of the leaves the town grows. It is a small ryokan for bathing, and the steeped stone bath is the reason to come.
- 47 rooms
- Neighborhood: Ureshino Onsen
- Rooms from 215 sq ft (20 m²)
About Warakuen
- Warakuen has an open-air bath carved from stone in Ureshino Onsen.
- Local green tea is steeped in the bathwater.
- Ureshino is a hot-spring town in Saga Prefecture known for its tea.
- Entry-level rooms start at 215 sq ft (20 m²).
History
Warakuen in Ureshino Onsen is known for a stone-carved rotenburo in which local green tea is introduced to the bathwater.
Experiences
- 嬉野茶風呂 (tea bath) — Open-air bath where tea extract flows from a giant stone急須 into the tub, using Ureshino tea.
Amenities
- Onsen
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