Takeda Nogo Hakusan Onsen

A municipal hot spring facility with a striking modern appearance, standing along Route 141. The bright stone large bathhouse, which includes pressurized hot water, bubble bath, and sleeping bath, has two types of sauna, dry and wet, and an open-air bath. The water garden, which can only be used for bathing fees, includes a flowing pool, a jacuzzi, and a children's pool. It will also include a free saloon, as well as private rooms for a separate fee.

It is located at the foot of the Southern Alps at an altitude of 400m near the entrance of Mt. Amari, and stands on a good observation site with views of the Kofu basin, Oku-Chichibu, Yatsugatake, Minami Alps, and Mt. The facility is a small and small one-story house, and there is only a large bath with tiles for each man and woman, but it is blessed with an abundance of hot water, so this kind of facility is popular as a hot spring for use at a valuable source. The hot spring is transparent with a light green tinge and clean hot water. Since most of the locals are there, you can take a bath quietly and calmly.

The building, which houses the goods sales office, and the day-trip hot spring facility are connected by a footbridge. At Nirasaki, a galaxy station, there is a large selection of fresh local vegetables and wines, fruits, and souvenirs that are a specialty of Nirasaki City. At the snack corner, you can enjoy a meal using local ingredients. The "Yu-Puru Nirasaki", a hot spring facility across National Route 141, is 850 yen for adults and 450 yen for elementary school children or younger.