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Roadside Station Kizingawa Comprehensive Exchange Terminal Hot Springs

Roadside Station Kizingawa Comprehensive Exchange Terminal Hot Springs

Info

  • Address:
  • 4145-10 Kiengawa, Sakura, Tochigi
  • PublicTransportation:  
JR Ujiie Station → Kanto Kotsu Bus 20 minutes bound for the horse head, bus stop: Hino-cho, 5 minutes walk; or 35 minutes by free sightseeing hot spring bus, bus stop: Roadside station Kitarugawa, short walk (5 trains per day, closed on Mondays, inquiry required)
  • CarAccess:  
12km 15 minutes from Yaiita IC on Tōhoku Expressway via National Route 4, Prefectural Road 74, National Route 293
  • Phone Number:  
  • 028-686-8181 (direct hot spring)
  • Parking Number:  
233 units/free

Business Hours

10-21: 30 (Reception is ~ 21: 00)

Price

Adult 700 yen, elementary school student 500 yen, infant (preschooler) free

Spot Category

Hot springs spot Other, Road Station


Day-to-day, Arakawa's hot water bath

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