Southern Alps Mountain Photos Shiro Hakuhata Memorial Hall

Rainfield A facility that stands on the site of a small and junior high school on the shore of Lake Rainfield. The bathhouse building has a beautiful and novel design with earthen walls and stands in a corner of the former ground. The large baths are made of stone for both men and women. There is an outdoor bath for women. For men, there is a large bathhouse that is divided into two types: a high-temperature tank and a low-temperature tank. Accommodation is also attached.

A day-trip hot spring facility in the village of Narada, which retains the atmosphere of a hidden village, the innermost part of the southern Alps road along the Hayakawa valley. At the end of the route bus, there are no houses ahead, and it is a mountain road that only climbers can enter. The bathroom is single-sex, with two tubs, one of lukewarm and hot, made of luxurious cypress. The hot springs are colorless and transparent, have a slightly sulfur odor, and are full of clean hot water that makes the skin smooth. At the restaurant, river fish dishes and horse motu-ni are popular.

A hot spring accommodation facility that reutilized the school building of the former Hayakawa Kita Junior High School in the Oharano district, along the Southern Alps Highway. The hot spring is a highly concentrated hypotonic alkaline spring that has excellent heat-retaining and moisturizing effects with the scent of sulfur. The bathhouse is located on a high ground, and a view of the mountain can be seen from the bathroom. As well as day bathing, you can also take a break in a private room and stay at 8250 yen with 2 meals per night. You can also stay in a self-catering type cottage in the forest. It is staffed by guides who are familiar with nature and wildlife, and carries out a variety of experience programs throughout the year.