Tamana Hot Spring Tsukasa Hot Water

Info

Address:

656-1 Higashidan, Riganji, Tamana, Kumamoto

PublicTransportation:

JR Shin-Tamana Station → Kyushu Shoko Bus 5 minutes to Tamana Station, bus stop: Rikiganji, short walk

CarAccess:

10km 15 minutes from Kyushu-do Kikusui IC via Prefectural Road 16 and National Route 208

Phone Number:

0968-72-7777

Parking Number:

350 units/free

Business Hours

9 to 22 o'clock (Reception is from 21: 30, Sunday is from 7 o'clock)

Price

Bathing adults 880 yen, 4 years old to elementary school students 400 yen, family bath for 1 room 3 people 40 minutes ~ 1400 yen ~

Spot Category

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A large bath of about 560 tsubo for both men and women

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