Sankiji no Tenbaya Yuya koto corridor

Sankiji no Tenbaya Yuya koto corridor

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JR Kannonji Station → 5 minutes by car
8km 15 minutes from Takamatsu-do Sanuki Toyonaka IC via National Route 11 and Prefectural Road 5; or 6km 10 minutes from Takamatsu-do Onohara IC via Prefectural Road 21
200 units/free

Business Hours

11 ~ 23 o'clock (Reception is ~ 22 o'clock)

Price

Adults (middle school students and above) 950 yen (1100 yen on Saturdays, Sundays, holidays, and busy periods), Children (elementary school students) 550 yen (650 yen on Saturdays, Sundays, holidays, and busy periods), Infants 350 yen (450 yen on Saturdays, Sundays, holidays, and busy periods)

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Full view of 6 baths outside with plenty of openness

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