Aqua Park Si On

Aqua Park Si On

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From JR Hakui Station, take the Noto Bus to Takahama for 30 minutes, get off at the last stop, and walk for 10 minutes.
3 km, 5 minutes via Prefectural Road 116 and National Route 249 from Noto Satoyama Highway Nishiyama IC
172 units/free

Business Hours

Open from 9 AM to 9 PM (Reception until 8:15 PM, Pool until 8 PM)

Price

Hot spring usage: Adults 550 yen (12 years and older), Children (3-11 years) 300 yen, Infants under 3 years are free. Check the official website for pool and hot spring & pool set.

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A garden-style, wind-felt open-air bath

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