Minowa Onsen Nagata no Uto

Minowa Onsen Nagata no Uto

Info

  • Address:
  • 2134-42 Naka-Minori, Minori-cho, Kamiina-gun, Nagano
  • PublicTransportation:  
JR Inamatsushima Station → 10-minute car
  • CarAccess:  
2km 5 minutes from Chuo-do Ihoku IC via National Route 153 and Prefectural Road 203
  • Phone Number:  
  • 0265-70-1234
  • Parking Number:  
100 units/free

Business Hours

9:45 to 21:00

Price

Adult 500 yen, elementary school student 300 yen, infant (preschooler) free

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A woman's outdoor bath with a fantastic atmosphere at night "The water of the forest bath"


Open-air bath for men with plenty of openness

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