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Koyama/Shigawa Onsen

Koyama/Shigawa Onsen

Info

  • Address:
  • 1475 Kizawa, Oyama City, Tochigi Prefecture
  • PublicTransportation:  
JR Oyama Station West Exit Rotary → 15 minutes by community bus/Obus, bus stop: Shikawa Onsen get off, walk
  • CarAccess:  
24km40 minutes from Tōhoku Expressway Sano Fujioka IC via National Route 50/4
  • Phone Number:  
  • 0285-21-2020
  • Parking Number:  
175 units/free

Business Hours

8 o'clock ~ 0 o'clock the next day (Saturday and Sunday, 7 o'clock ~ on holidays, reception is ~ 23 o'clock), safe bath is 11 ~ 14 o'clock

Price

Adults 800 yen on weekdays (Saturday and Sunday, 950 yen on holidays), children (3 years old to elementary school students) 300 yen, family plan Sat and Sunday, holidays (adults and children together) 800 yen for adults, children (3 years old to elementary school students) 300 yen, rental bath 2 hours 5000 yen ~ (reservation required, possible if you are free on the day)

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In front of you is a rocky outdoor bath where the river flows


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