Road Station Zhongshan Basin Takayama Onsen Fureai Plaza

Info

Address:

2357-1 Nakayama, Takayama Village, Azuma County, Gunma Prefecture

Public Transportation:

JR Nakanojo Station → Takayama Bus 30 minutes to Nakayama Honjuku, bus stop: Takayama Onsen get off, short walk

Car Access:

20km 30 minutes from Ikaho IC on Kanetsu-do via National Route 17.353 and Prefectural Road 36

Phone Number:

0279-63-2000

Parking Number:

164/Free

Business Hours

10 ~ 21 o'clock (Reception is ~ 20:20)

Price

3 hours for adults 600 yen (additional 200 yen for every extra hour), children (ages 3 to elementary school) 300 yen (additional 100 yen for every extra hour)

Spot Category

Hot Spring Spots and More

Fureai Plaza Uchiyu (Ibuki no Uto is the source)

Exterior of the contact plaza (old castle style in Europe)

Adjacent cottages (8 buildings with a capacity of 6)

The view from the foot bath is also the best

Direct sales place (vegetables are delicious due to the temperature difference between day and night)

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