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Japanese or Taiwanese public bath for bathing feet
An ashiyu (足湯) is a Japanese or Taiwanese public bath in which people can bathe their feet. The majority of ashiyu are free. The term ashiyu is a combination
Ashiyu
Japanese hot springs
down. These can be used for sleeping, but there is a risk of overheating. Ashiyu (足湯, ashi-yu): these are usually separate from main onsen facilities and
Onsen
Common term for the state of not wearing any footwear
or similar indoor footwear. In Japan, there are public foot baths called ashiyu, which are filled with hot water from geothermal springs. In Indian culture
Barefoot
Hot spring resort in Fukui Prefecture, Japan
water varies from source to source. There are three free public footbaths (ashiyu) that are open to locals and visitors. One of the footbaths is located between
Awara_Onsen
Japanese high speed train type
15 served as a lounge with a bar counter, and car 16 was equipped with ashiyu foot baths. The train was normally operated on special Toreiyu Tsubasa services
E3_Series_Shinkansen
Thermal spring area in Hyōgo Prefecture, Japan
Ashiyu "Fureainoyu"
Yumura_Onsen_(Hyogo)
City in Kyushu, Japan
some sand and foot baths as well. One famous spot was Beppu Kaihin Sunayu, Ashiyu (別府海浜砂湯, 足湯), ("Beppu marine beach sand bath and foot bath"). However, it
Beppu
Hot spring resort in Fukushima Prefecture, Japan
and hotels in the area for guests to stay the night, along with four free ashiyu foot baths placed throughout the area. In the mid-19th century artisans
Tsuchiyu_Onsen
Thermal spring system in Japan
open-air public bath house has been built above the spring containing an ashiyu or foot spa. Kawara-no-yu is a hot spring in the system that is used as
Shuzenji_Onsen
Railway station in Nikko, Tochigi Prefecture, Japan
The public ashiyu footbath in front of the station in August 2017
Kinugawa–Onsen_Station
Hot springs resort town in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan
the town center that is open to the public for a fee. There are several ashiyu (foot baths) that are scattered throughout town that are available for public
Wakura_Onsen
large and it involves a lot of walking; for this reason, there is also an ashiyu foot bath. The foot spa is free to use and is a welcome relief to soak the
Winter_light_festival
Hot spring in Akita Prefecture, Japan
or ofuro (お風呂), outdoor baths, or rotenburo (露天風呂), and a foot bath, or ashiyu (足湯). There are three, mixed bathing indoor baths of varying temperature
Takanoyu_Onsen
Hot spring in Yurihama, Tottori Prefecture, Japan
district. Development began with Fukurokuju no yu, an ashiyu footbath. Following this, four more ashiyu were constructed at Hawai Onsen, with two more at
Hawai_Onsen
Japanese train sets used for charters, special events and tourist excursions
E3-700 series 6 Seating (car 11), ozashiki (cars 12 to 14), lounge (car 15), ashiyu foot baths (car 16) 2014 6 March 2022 E3 Series Shinkansen Yamagata Operations
Joyful_Train
Railway station in Fuefuki, Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan
Route 140 Fuefuki City Hall WINS Isawa (Off course betting facilities of JRA) Ashiyu front of the Isawa-Onsen Station List of railway stations in Japan "駅別乗降客数 2024年度（令和6年度）版"
Isawa-Onsen_Station
Hot spring in Yurihama, Tottori Prefecture, Japan
part of the lake, causing steam to hang over its surface. There are two ashiyu footbaths in the area, which are free for anyone to use. At Tōgō-Hawai Seaside
Tōgō_Onsen
Railway station in Suwa, Nagano Prefecture, Japan
travel agency. The station platforms viewed from the south in June 2016 The ashiyu footbath on platform 1 The station opened on 25 November 1905. With the
Kami-Suwa_Station
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