Experience
Local cultural experiences
Kishimi stone bath experience
Kishimi stone bath is a sauna-style bath facility built by Chogen buddhist priests to heal people who were fatigued or injured from cutting and transporting giant trees to rebuild Todaiji Temple, and is still used today for bathing. In 1958 it was designated an important tangible folk-cultural property of Japan.
Organizer
Kishimi Stone Bath Preservation Society
Dates/hours
Advance consultation required
Price (tax included)
10,000 yen per group
Venue
Kishimi stone bath (824, Kishimi, Tokuji-cho, Yamaguchi City)
Application deadline
Up to 1 month in advance
Assistance to foreigners
Assistance available if an interpreter is present
Important points/Other
Reservations accepted only for groups of 5 or more people
Promoter
Office of the Kishimi Stone Bath Preservation Society
Location
895-3 Tokujikishimi, Yamaguchi City
Phone number
Email address
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