Fureai center fir no yu

Info

Address:

17217-1729 Harayama, Haramura, Suwa-gun, Nagano

Public Transportation:

JR Chino Station → Car 25 minutes

Car Access:

Route 425 from Suwa Minami IC, Chuo-do, 8km 10 minutes via Echo Line

Phone Number:

0266-74-2911

Parking Number:

100 units/free

Business Hours

10-21: 30 (Reception is ~ 21: 00)

Price

Adults 650 yen (500 yen for villagers), elementary and junior high school students 300 yen, preschoolers free

Spot Category

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