Sagarako Born Hot Spring Hall

Info

Address:

672-1 Nishi-Hagime, Makinohara, Shizuoka

Public Transportation:

JR Kanaya Station → Shizuoka Railway Bus 30 minutes for the Sagara sales office, bus stop: Sagarako Born Onsen Kaikan front, short walk

Car Access:

Route 473 bypass from Tomei Expressway Sagara Makinohara IC, 5km 10 minutes via Higashi Hagira IC

Phone Number:

0548-54-1126

Parking Number:

170 units/free, no parking after closing

Business Hours

10 AM to 9 PM (until 6 PM on Tuesdays)

Price

4 hours adult 620 yen, 3 years old to elementary school student 300 yen, under 3 years old free, private bath 2 hours 2600 yen ~ (separate entrance fee)

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Full view of the Sagarako Born Hot Spring Hall

The inner bath of the Sagarako Born Hot Spring Hall

Open-air bath at Sagarako Born Hot Spring Hall

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