It sounds like this would be the perfect experience for you! And yes, I think we could all do with some time with our kids when we are calm and relaxed 🙂

It’s a lovely spot indeed!

Even if you don’t have kids, Yasuragi is still worth a visit, particularly during the winter months (when it only allows adults) as I hear it’s a very serene and romantic place in the snow!

So true. What with the world becoming so dependent on technology it really is a blessing to have tech-free pockets in which you can unplug. Something I find impossible to do at home, no matter how hard I try!

Lucky you to be visiting Sweden! Just a reminder that Yasuragi Kids is only open during the summer months. In the winter they only allows adults. I hope you get there!

Oh, you must take her here Lesley! She’ll love it (as will you!).

Haha! The idea of de-stressing WITH your kids does sound a little counterintuitive, I know but it can be achieved at Yasuragi! 🙂

Yes, the sushi and sumo wrestling activities were very popular! What I loved about Yasuragi was the range of activities they offer families. Not just quiet, reflective moments like wallowing in hot springs and meditations but also lively activities like sumo wrestling and the ‘Trail of Senses’ in which families can let off steam and have fun together.

Those matching mini-robes are adorable, aren’t they! 🙂