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In spring, you can also enjoy the cherry blossom viewing covered outdoor bath
Boasting spacious inner bath
Sauna
Spacious Great Hall and Dining Room, which can accommodate up to 180 people
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A town-run hot spring facility nestled in the deep mountains near the headwaters of the Fukushi River, with large baths and open-air baths for both men and women. You can enjoy forest bathing while relaxing in a wide open-air bath surrounded by rich trees. You can stay if you book (weekends only).
The station is located in Nanbu-cho, the birthplace of bamboo shoots and southern tea; the goods house sells water boiled bamboo shoots (* sold out early in the year of poor harvest); and the restaurant is popular for a limited time-limited use of bamboo shoots and wild plants, and hand-made soba noodles of soba school "Izumi".
Roadside station, located at the transportation hub of Shizuoka and Yamanashi prefectures. Since the town of Nanbu has long been known as a green tea source, you can meet a variety of products using Nanbu tea in the facility. The produce sales store sells fresh vegetables and fruits, as well as Baumkuchen, which is made from southern tea kneaded into dough, and sprinkles of tea leaves. At the restaurant, there are plenty of menus featuring southern tea from tea soba to parfait. It also offers local gourmets such as local brand meat, Koshu beef sukiyaki and Fuji Sakura pork cutlet curry, so you can enjoy the food of Nanbu-cho.
An observation site at an altitude of 1325m, rising between Seisin Lake and Motosu Lake. Both lakes and Mt. Fuji can be seen as well as Lake West and Lake Kawaguchi, and in the distance from the Kofu basin to the Southern Alps. There is a hiking course from the west bank of Seisan Lake to the shores of Lake Motosu, which climbs the panorama platform and follows the ridge path to the south. About 2 hours 30 minutes walk.
A view spot on the way from the plain to the Mikuni Pass. It overlooks Mount Fuji and Lake Yamanaka, and the ridge line is beautiful and feminine. In clear weather, you can also see the Southern Alps. From spring to autumn, morning and evening are recommended.
A day-to-day hot spring that is exactly in front of the station. It boasts an abundance of hot water, and light green fresh hot water is lavished in four bathtubs.
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