Oedo Onsen Tale Minoh Onsen Spur Garden

Info

Address:

1-1 Ononmachi, Minoh City, Osaka Prefecture

PublicTransportation:

Hankyu Minoh Station → 3 minutes walk

CarAccess:

7km 20 minutes from Hanshin Expressway Ikeda Entrance via National Route 171; or 10km 20 minutes from Shinmeijin Expressway Minoh to Doromi IC via Minoh Toll Road (Minoh Green Road)

Phone Number:

050-3385-8664

Parking Number:

400 units/users 6 hours free

Business Hours

Entrance adults 1813 yen (Sat and Sunday, holidays and Bon Festival August 13-16 2253 yen), elementary school children 1078 yen, infants (3 years old and older) 638 yen; private bath 2 hours 3850 yen

Price

Entrance adult 1813 yen on weekdays (2253 yen on Saturdays and Sundays and holidays), 1078 yen for elementary school children, 638 yen for infants (3 years and older); 3850 yen for 2 hours for private baths

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Oedo Onsen Tale Minoh Onsen Spur Garden also has a taikobashi in the bathroom

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