Enjoy a walk around the footbaths at Yubara Onsen with some food in hand. (Maniwa City)
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Table of Contents
- Yubara Yuttari Plaza
- Hand and foot baths
- Hanzaki Foot Bath(riverside area)
- "YUBARA BASE" is a private guesthouse with a foot bath.
- "Rojiura 9-Banchi" - A canelé specialty shop run by a popular bakery
- Seasonal waffle specialty store "Howaffuru Waffle Shop"
- Freshly fried croquettes from a butcher shop, "Hisamoto Butcher Shop"
Yubara Yuttari Plaza

Located at the entrance to Yubara Onsen, Footbath Park features the spacious "Hanzaki Foot Bath," approximately 26 meters wide. "Hanzaki (Japanese Giant Salamander) " is the local name for the Japanese giant Japanese Giant Salamander , a nationally designated Special Natural Monument . The name comes from a legend that it "continues to live even after being torn in half." Hanzaki (Japanese Giant Salamander) is the mascot character at Yubara Onsen , and at Footbath Park, visitors are greeted by an art object called "Hanzaki-san Cooling Down in a Bath," created for the 2019 art event " Mimasaka Three Hot Springs Art Temperature."
* "Mimasaka Three Hot Springs Art Temperature" is a contemporary art exhibition held every three years in three famous hot spring resorts in the region.
Address: 59 Maniwa City, Okayama Prefecture Yubara Onsen
"YUBARA BASE" is a private guesthouse with a foot bath.

Yubara Onsen is home to a guesthouse called "YUBARA BASE," which can be rented out entirely to one group per day. The unique design allows hot spring water to flow through the rooms, and there is a foot bath with free-flowing hot spring water exclusively for guests. This is a popular accommodation option for foreign tourists as well.

If you stay overnight, you can enjoy the soothing scenery at any time. You can also enjoy a foot bath in your room, and if you feel sleepy, you can relax in your bedroom.
Indoor barbecue facilities

The first floor is equipped with facilities for indoor barbecues, so you can enjoy them regardless of the weather. You can bring your favorite ingredients and enjoy them, and hot pot cooking is also available. The property is fully equipped with a kitchen, microwave, refrigerator, cooking utensils, and tableware, so you can stay here empty-handed except for the ingredients. As a special perk for guests, the locally popular "Yubara Pudding" will be provided for each guest.
[YUBARA BASE]
Address: 111-3 Maniwa City, Okayama Prefecture Yubara Onsen
TEL: 080-5621-0759
Parking: Available
Yubara Base | Official website
"Rojiura 9-Banchi" - A canelé specialty shop run by a popular bakery

"Rojiura 9-Banchi" is a canelé specialty shop run by "Logic," a popular bakery in Soja City. It is located next to "Yubara Base." The canelés and sweets made by this popular, high-quality bakery are guaranteed to be of high quality.
*Canelés are a traditional baked confectionery that originated in the Bordeaux region of France. They are characterized by a crispy, fragrant exterior and a chewy interior.
The luxury of enjoying sweets in a foot bath

This time, I ordered some canelés and a drink to take away, and enjoyed delicious sweets and a foot bath at the Hanzaki Foot Bath, located just below the shop, in the best possible mood.

[Rojiura 9-Banchi]
Address: 111-3 Maniwa City, Okayama Prefecture Yubara Onsen
TEL: 0867-45-0306
Business days: Saturday to Sunday
Business hours: 10:00-18:00
Parking: None
Back Alley No. 9 | Official Instagram
Seasonal waffle specialty store "Howaffuru Waffle Shop"


We ordered some popular takeout waffles from the cute riverside shop "Howaffuru Waffle Shop." Waffles made with seasonal fruits are popular, and at the time of our visit, they were selling blueberry waffles. Custard waffles can be enjoyed all year round.
There is a "Hanzaki Foot Bath" on the riverbed just below the store, so you can enjoy your feet in the footbath immediately after purchasing.

[ Howaffuru Waffle Shop]
Address: 94-1 Maniwa City, Okayama Prefecture Yubara Onsen
Opening hours: Friday to Monday 9:00-18:00
Closed: Tuesday to Thursday
Parking: Available
Howaffuru Waffle Shop| Official Instagram
Freshly fried croquettes from a butcher shop, "Hisamoto Butcher Shop"

The croquettes at Hisamoto Butcher Shop, located along the river, are freshly fried, hot, and have a fluffy texture that will whet your appetite. They are only sold on weekdays, but enjoying a foot bath with a croquette in hand was a wonderful experience.
* Croquettes are a popular Japanese dish made by mashing boiled potatoes, shaping them, and then coating them in breadcrumbs and frying them. They are originally a Japanese adaptation of the French dish Croquette.

[Hisamoto Butcher Shop]
Address: 111 Maniwa City, Okayama Prefecture , Yubara Onsen
TEL: 0867-62-2612
Business hours: 9:00-19:00
Closed: None
Parking: None
Hisamoto Butcher Shop| Official Website
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