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It is located at Shiratakabadaira Station on the Shinhotaka Ropeway, which is an abundantly hot spring. It can be used for free, so I would like to use it for the return of the Ropeway or after walking on the surrounding walking paths.

A modern Japanese-style inn, the foot-in-house, which is a renovation of an old private house in Hida-Takayama, located in Shinhotaka Onsen, Oku-Hida. Two outdoor baths and two inner baths, which are private family baths, are available for day bathing without an appointment if they are free. Abundant simple hot springs are used at the source. Room use from 11 to 15 o'clock is available from 3300 yen per person, and guest room use with dinner from 14 to 22 o'clock is available for 7700 yen per person (2 to 4 people each). The rooms and the facilities are all equipped with hot spring floor heating, so it is comfortable in winter.

There are many open-air baths in the form of a communal bath at Shinhodaka Onsen, but "Higaku no oyu and climber's canteen" is popular as a well-equipped day hot spring facility. The bathhouse is only an open-air bath for both sexes, but it is also equipped with washing facilities. Women's open-air baths, although the blindfolded fence is slightly higher, you can view the mountains of Sojoudake and Oku Hida while taking a bath. There is also a restaurant and a rest room, so you can eat and take a nap after taking a bath. The railway diorama in the hall is also very popular among railway fans. There is also a men's outdoor bath with a great view.

A one-member inn in Hoyuyu, embraced by nature at the foot of Mount Sōjōdake [Shakujjōonly], a corner of the Central Mountain National Park. This modern inn is set on a site of 12,000 tsubo, and the onsen where you can enjoy day bathing is a single-sex bathhouse with an open-air bath in the inner bath. Hot springs are home source. The heat exchanger is used because the source temperature is as high as about 80 ° C., but the spring is clear and colorless. From the open-air baths of men and women, you can see the steep mountain range of Mt. Saku, and the surrounding area is surrounded by green trees, so you want to fully enjoy the bath, which also serves as a forest bath.

Built along a mountain stream, a mixed-bath open-air bath representing Okuhoda Onsenkyo. Among the Shinhotaka hot springs, where abundant hot water springs from the riverbed, this stopping hot water is surrounded by huge rocks along the flow of the Kamata River, which originates in the Northern Alps, and is full of wildness. Yushen is large, and it is more like a natural pool than an outdoor bath. Yufune looks full from around, but there are small dressing huts, swimwear and towels can be worn.

Day-trip bathing is also possible at a well-established inn with more than 90 years of business, located on the banks of the Kamata River, a clear stream flowing through the Shinhotaka Onsen. The stately building is a renovation of a 200-year-old private house that was relocated from Niigata. The hot spring that springs from 60m underground on the site boasts a spring temperature of 51 to 60 ° C and a spring volume of 450 liters per minute. There are two mixed-bath open-air baths built along the river of the Kamata River, and "Iwami no oyu", a women-only open-air bath, and four and a variety of open-air baths. One day trip is available for mixed bathing and one for women (daily). You can get a full view of Mount Speak from the "Spearmi no Yu", an open-air bath that seems to be integrated with the river.

The inn "Miyama-so-Binkan Spear-no-Sato" at the Oku-Hida Onsengo Shinhotaka Onsen is accepting day bathing only in the open-air bath. The brick chimney is a landmark inn. The source of 94 ° C. and 30 ° C. is mixed to allow the hot water to flow. Day bathing is available for one of the three free-use open-air baths for 40 minutes and 1000 yen for 500 yen per adult and 300 yen per child. In addition, there is inner water with an outdoor bath for guests. It is also good to stay and enjoy the hot springs.

At an altitude of 1050m, a stop-over is made at the inn "Miyamaso" on the right bank across the Kajika Bridge (suspension bridge) over the Kamata River. The recommendation here is an open-air bath at the source. There are three outdoor baths along the Kamata River in the form of steps. An open-air bath built on the bottom river is a mixed bath, but a swimsuit can be worn. There is also a rental of bath clothes. There is also a women's-only outdoor bath with an enclosure in the immediate vicinity. Because it is a mountain of water, you can not use shampoo or soap. Day use is only for outdoor baths.

On the first floor of the station, take-out corner, which includes 100 yen of hot spring eggs and a large menu that can be eaten instead of snacks, such as steak skewers of Hida beef and freshly fried croquettes.

A souvenir shop with a wide variety of products, such as famous confectionery and local sake from the Hida region, and wine from Azumino, Nagano Prefecture. There are also limited items available only here.