Spa Resort Hawaiians

A paradise with a constant temperature of 28 degrees Celsius, Spa Resort Hawaiians combines a bright local atmosphere with the charm of the South Pacific. There are thrilling pools and activities, entertainment facilities such as authentic tropical dance shows and comfortable hot springs, and tropical gardens. You can also feel the comfort of materials touching your skin.

The open-air baths have the largest bathtub area in the world and consist of six hot spring theme parks, supported by the abundant hot spring water from Iwaki Yumoto Onsen. You will need time to fully enjoy them all.

Big Aloha, introduced in 2017, is a thrilling body slide with the highest height difference and length in Japan. The Polynesian show featuring hula girls and fire knife dancers is also a must-see.

Other fun options include Japan’s first flowing aquarium pool, a stylish indoor spa with a Southern European style, Lomi Lomi, a traditional Hawaiian massage, a hot spring pool dedicated to aqua exercise, a hot spring facility that recreates the atmosphere of the Edo period, and a golf course.

Groups of friends, families, couples, or anyone else, you are sure to have fun. We invite you to spend a day enjoying the hot springs to the fullest.

Facilities include six theme parks using hot springs, a hotel, and a golf course. There are also two types of hot spring facilities: swimming pools for swimsuits and bathing facilities for nude bathing.

The hot springs are drawn from Iwaki Yumoto Onsen, a large source developed by boring through the ore bed of the former Joban Coal Mine. There is also a large public bath and the world’s largest open-air bath.

Furthermore, lodging facilities include Hotel Hawaiians, Monolith Tower, Willport, Yasuragi-tei, and Crest Pavilion. Spa Resort Hawaiians Golf Course is available as an official golf course.

Other facilities include Spring Park Plaza, Hula Museum, Aloha Town, and Mauna Village.

There are six facilities using hot springs. They consist of a theme park, a hotel, and a golf course.

There are two types of hot spring facilities: swimming pools for swimsuits and bathing facilities for nude bathing. The hot spring water is drawn from Iwaki Yumoto Onsen, which was developed by boring through the ore bed of the former Joban Coal Mine. It was once depleted by coal mining, but was redeveloped in time for the opening of this facility.

Pool facilities include

The Water Park: an all-weather indoor pool that can be enjoyed year-round. Visitors can swim with a variety of fish in the large pool and aquarium pool. There are also three slides, Laki River, Kapuani (Kaapuni) Falls, and Mauna Black, as well as Wai Wai Ohana for children.
Springtown”: A spa area where guests can enjoy themselves in their bathing suits. There is a spa area for swimsuits, including a steam bath, ondol, mist sauna, and body showers.
Spa Garden Paleo: An outdoor spa area for guests wearing swimsuits. It consists of four different areas: Green Zone, Red Zone, Blue Zone, and Yellow Zone, each with a different atmosphere.
Slider facilities include

Kapuani (Kaapuni) Falls (formerly Wonderhorn): This slide is located within the water park. It consists of three courses: the Wonder Course with a height difference of 15 meters, the Horn Course, and the Otter Course, which can be enjoyed by beginners.
Laki River (formerly Wonder River): This slide is located in the water park. It is an experience similar to rafting down a river.
Mauna Black (formerly Wonder Black): This is the waterpark’s slide, which offers two thrilling courses. It is a thrilling experience and can accommodate two people.
Big Aloha”: The highest slide in Japan with a height difference of 40 meters.
Bathing facilities include the following

Onsen Yubaba Palace: A 960-square-meter large bathhouse with 24 bathtubs for men and women, where you can bathe naked.
Edo Jyogwana Yoichi”: The largest open-air bath in the world, covering an area of 1,000 square meters. It celebrates its 25th anniversary in 2022.
Accommodations include the following

Hotel Hawaiians”: A large hotel with access to the main Hawaiians building via a connecting walkway. It offers a total of 260 rooms, including Japanese-style rooms, Western-style rooms, and single rooms.
Monolith Tower: A 121-room hotel with a “Hawaiian & Spa” concept.
Willport: A 50-room hotel combining a Mediterranean Riviera resort with Hawaii.
Yasuragi-tei: A total of 5 Japanese-style rooms with different interiors.
Crest Pavilion: 22 rooms in a tranquil Japanese-style accommodation. Hotel Hawaiians is available for meals.
The official golf course is the Spa Resort Hawaiians Golf Course, which consists of three courses and 27 holes.

Other facilities include Spring Park Plaza, Hula Museum, Aloha Town, and Mauna Village.