Warabi hot spring contact water

Warabi hot spring contact water

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Nagano Electric Railway Susaka Station → 25 minutes by bus to Yamada Onsen via Haramiya, bus stop: Warabi Onsen get off, short walk
17km30 minutes from Sumaka Nagano East IC on Joshinetsu Road via National Route 403 and Prefectural Road 66
30 units/free

Business Hours

6:30 to 21

Price

Adults 400 yen, elementary and junior high school students 200 yen

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Northern Alps stand behind Zenko-Teradaira

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