Kawajiri Onsen

Kawajiri Onsen

Info

JR Hottoyuda Station
3km 5 minutes from Akita-do Yuda IC via National Route 107
20 units/free

Business Hours

8 to 20 o'clock

Price

Adult 440 yen, elementary and junior high school students 260 yen, elementary and junior high school students free of charge, private bath 1 hour 2000 yen

Spot Category

Hot Springs Spot Other, Station


Hot spring facilities to be attached at Hottoyuda Station

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