Tazawa Hot Spring Milk Water

Tazawa Hot Spring Milk Water

Info

  • Address:
  • Aokimura, Ogata-gun, Nagano Prefecture 2700
  • Public Transportation:  
JR Ueda Station → 30 minutes by car; or Chikuma bus 30 minutes to Aoki, stop off, change to village bus to Tazawa Onsen 5 minutes, bus stop: Tazawa Onsen off, 5 minutes walk (village bus runs only on weekdays)
  • Car Access:  
20km 30 minutes from Ueda Sugadaira IC on Joshinetsu Road via National Route 18/143
  • Phone Number:  
  • 0268-49-0052
  • Parking Number:  
30 units/free

Business Hours

6 ~ 21 o'clock

Price

Adult 300 yen, 3 years old ~ elementary school student 100 yen

Spot Category

Hot Spring Spots and More


Entrance of communal bathing milky water

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Roadside station located along National Route 143, which connects Ueda and Matsumoto. You can enjoy local fresh vegetables, as well as mushrooms and wild plants every season at the produce shop. In addition, in the restaurant, a popular use of taiiakane, which is a specialty of Aokimura, is made from stone soba noodles. The neighborhood is the National Treasure Daihoji Triple Pagoda.

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Mount Iimori

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