Ibi River Onsen Fujihashi no Yu

Info

Address:

207 Higashiyokoyama, Ibigawa-cho, Ibi-gun, Gifu Prefecture

Public Transportation:

From Ibi Station on the Yoro Railway → 40 minutes by Hanamomo Bus or Fureai Bus Ibigawa North Line, get off at the bus stop: Michi no Eki Hoshi no Furusato Fujihashi, a short walk

Car Access:

33 km, 50 minutes via National Routes 21, 417, and 303 from the Ogaki West IC on the Tokai Kanjo Expressway

Phone Number:

0585-52-1126

Parking Number:

140 units/free

Business Hours

10 AM to 9 PM (reception until 30 minutes before closing, until 8 PM from December to March)

Price

Adults 700 yen, children (3 years old to elementary school students) 400 yen

Spot Category

Hot Spring Spots and More

Exterior of Ibi River Onsen Fujihashi no Yu

Open-air bath of Ibi River Onsen Fujihashi no Yu

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