Yunoyama Hot Springs Hall

Info

Address:

471 Wada, Yukai-cho, Saeki-ku, Hiroshima, Hiroshima

Public Transportation:

JR Itsukaichi Station/Hiroshima Electric Railway Hiroden Itsukaichi Station South Exit → Hiroden Bus 1 hour bound for Yukai Onsen, bus stop: Ohashi off the train, 20 minutes walk

Car Access:

25km 40 minutes from Sanyo-do Itsukaichi IC via Prefectural Road 41, National Route 433

Phone Number:

0829-83-0802

Parking Number:

30 units/free

Business Hours

9 AM to 8 PM (last admission at 7:30 PM), from June to September until 9 PM (last admission at 8:30 PM)

Price

Adults 450 yen (1,800 yen for a day), children (4 to 11 years old) 150 yen (400 yen for a day)

Spot Category

Hot Spring Spots and More

Facility surrounded by greenery on the side of the approach to Yunoyama Myojin Shrine

Yunoyama specialty Tateseyu. The building on the cliff is the former Yunoyama Yujiba

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