Oku Kinu Onsen Hotel Kanityu

Oku Kinu Onsen Hotel Kanityu

Info

  • Address:
  • 871 Kawamata, Nikko, Tochigi
  • Public Transportation:  
Tobu Kinugawa Onsen Station → 1 hour and 35 minutes by Nikkō City Bus to Jōbuzuchi, get off at the last stop, 1 hour and 30 minutes on foot (shuttle bus available, reservation required)
  • Car Access:  
Nikko Utsunomiya Road From Imaichi IC, Route 121, Route 23
  • Phone Number:  
  • 0288-96-0311

Business Hours

9-16:30

Price

With lunch (includes bath towel, face towel, lunch, and shuttle) 4500 yen, without lunch (includes bath towel, face towel, and shuttle) 3500 yen *Day trips are only available by reservation plan.

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Kaninyu's open-air bath with white-turbid hot springs

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