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It consists of a garden forest mini-railway and a HO gauge house in a model railway building, an accommodation log cottage epoch and a bathing facility, Megumi no Yu. On the popular mini-railway, you can ride around the green on a steam locomotive. It is also possible to bring in my vehicle and drive. You get a free ticket when you stay at the logo cottage Epoque (railway museum is still available during the winter season).

Gallery by Masaru Miyajima, a peasant artist and woodcarver. Mr. Miyajima's works, which are made from cherry blossoms, ho trees, conce trees, etc., are all living with the warmth of the tree, including furniture and wall hanging. In addition, works by writers living in Hakuba Village are also exhibited. I would like to check it out as a resting spot, such as serving tea for entering guests.

There is a recreation square in the immediate vicinity of the pot. There are easy-to-use foot baths, so you can enjoy the view of the hot spring town and Mount Myoko while soaking in the hot water. There is also a mini-pot, and if you buy eggs at a nearby shop, you can also enjoy making hot spring eggs.

The symbol of Nozawa Onsen, also known as "the kitchen of Nozawa Onsen." The source of nearly 90 degrees springs, and local people can be seen boiling eggs and vegetables.

A communal bathhouse in the basement under the traffic signal at Nozawa Onsen, where the spring quality is a sulfur-containing-sodium-calcium-sulfate spring, which is drawn from a pot of hemp.

A communal bathhouse at Nozawa Onsen, where it used to be Yaba, and it is said that the target spot was turned into a pine-leaf hot water; the first floor part is a washing water; the outer cauldron makes hot spring eggs; the spring quality is a simple sulfur spring; and the source is a hemp pot with a spring temperature of 86.9 °C.

To fully enjoy Nozawa Onsen, it is recommended to go around the outside water. In the historic 13 tōyu, which people have visited in Yuji since the Edo period, 12 god generals in the form of warlords guarding the Yakushi Nyorai and the Yakushi are enlisted in each one to gather the people's faith as the Protector Buddha of the Yyu. Each of the 12 oysters is named after the direction of the zodiac, centering on Oyu (Yakushi Sanson Buddha). In Sotoyu, the local people created an organization called "The Fellowship", which shares everything from cleaning and management to electricity and water bills, and is open to visiting guests. The usage fee is to feel the money box in each outside.

It is located in the southern part of the Nozawa Onsen town and is the largest of the 13 outer baths. The construction is a wooden-style structure. Water is drawn from the pot. The spring is a sulfur-containing-sodium-calcium-sulfur salt spring. The interior is open with high ceilings. The bathtub has two of hot water and wet water.

Maoyu, a communal bathhouse located at the entrance of Mount Atsuji Park, north of Nozawa Onsen Town. It is known for having a particularly large number of hot water flowers. The spring quality is simple sulfur springs. The spring temperature at the source is 55.1 °C.

It was pioneered at the end of the Tokugawa period, and is located in front of the Nishinomiya Shrine, where it is considered to be a relatively new yūto: The spring quality is a form of a sulfur-containing-sodium-calcium-sulfate-brine.