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Naoshima Bath "I♥湯"

Take a Bath at this Art Facility Created by Shinro Ohtake.

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This art facility was designed by artist Shinro Ohtake, and here visitors can actually stop and take a bath. It was created as a place to facilitate interaction between tourists, both domestic and foreign, and the Naoshima islanders.

The facility’s exterior reflects the world of Shinro Ohtake, while the interior is elaborate. Enjoy the pleasant blend of art and hot water in the scrapbook-method designed bathhouse, including the bathtubs, bath paintings, mosaics, and even restroom ceramics.

Visitors can also purchase original goods designed by Shinro Ohtake at the attendant booth by the entrance. Be sure to take a look at the t-shirts, perfect for wearing after taking a bath, as well as towels and tubs you can buy to bring home the public bath atmosphere.

Highlights

  • Actually get into a bath at this art facility designed by artist Shinro Ohtake.
  • Enjoy the collaborations between hot water and art.
  • Purchase original goods designed by Shinra Ohtake at the attendant booth.

Shinro Ohtake Naoshima Bath “I♥湯”
photo:Osamu Watanabe

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  • Shinro Ohtake Naoshima Bath “I♥湯”
photo:Osamu Watanabe

    Shinro Ohtake Naoshima Bath “I♥湯” photo:Osamu Watanabe

Reviews

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  • Rocky Liu

    The outside of the bathhouse is covered in colorful tiles. I heard it's the work of a famous Japanese artist. I didn't have time to take a bath this time, but I hope I can come back and try it next time.

  • 許美鳳

    Combining art with the bathing culture is such a cool experience! You can even buy a towel as a souvenir.

Details

Name in Japanese
直島銭湯「I♥湯」
Postal Code
761-3110
Address
2252−2 Naoshimacho, Kagawagun Naoshimacho, Kagawa
Telephone
087-892-2626
Admission
660 yen
*15 and under: 310 yen(free for children 2 and under)
Closed
Mondays
*Open on Mondays for national holidays but closed the next day.
*Closed temporarily for maintenance, as needed.
Hours
1:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. (Admission allowed until 8:30 p.m.)
Access
A 2-minute walk from Miyajima Port
Official Website
Official Website (English)