Vine water

Vine water

Info

Shinano Railway Togura Station → 40-minute walk
8km 15 minutes from Sakajo IC on Joshinetsu Road via Prefectural Road 91 and National Route 18
40 units/free

Business Hours

9 to 21 o'clock (last reception at 20:30)

Price

Adults (middle school students and above) 400 yen, free for those under 12 years old.

Spot Category

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Vine water
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