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A scenic location with a sweeping view of Mount Yatsugatake looms to the east and the Northern Alps to the west. A magic mirror is used for the glass of the great bathhouse in the view, and you can enjoy the hot springs with peace of mind. The bathhouse, divided into east and north, alternates between men and women by week. Underfloor heating is adopted for the whole building, and the barrier-free and friendly design.

A hot spring facility that serves as a place for residents to relax as a welfare community hot spring. Simple facilities with bathhouse and sauna, rest room. Also equipped with body soap and shampoo, you can take a bath at ease. The garden of alpine plants in the courtyard is filled with four seasons of dainty flowers.

It uses a hot spring developed by Shingen Takeda that has sprung up in the Kanagawa alluvial fan that runs through the Kinjin Kanayama area. The exterior is a one-story, Japanese-style style structure imagining the former post town. The single-sex bathroom includes a tub with a whirlpool bath and a sauna and a water bath, and the tiled tub with granite on the edge is poured with hot water from the alkaline simple hot springs, which are reputed to warm from the core of the body. There is a great hall and a rest room, so you can relax slowly. Food and drink can also be brought in. There is no meal facility, but you can use the restaurant "Katsuyama Soba" opposite with an outing ticket.

A rustic atmosphere hot spring facility located in the Yukawa area along the Daimon Kaido (National Route 152). The single-sex large bath house has clean tiles, and Yuguchi is decorated with a statue of a kappa named after the name of the hall. Handrails are installed in the bathtub in consideration of the elderly and people with physical disabilities. The open-air bath is bright and full of openness, with a quaint Japanese style with stones. Hot springs are alkaline simple hot springs that are effective for neuralgia and muscle pain. The small break room is free, and food and drink are free.

A restaurant where you can taste the bounty of Tateshina Kogen and the natural hot springs that contain abundant carbonated acid. The mountain stream open-air bath wrapped in nature is pleasant, and tofu and buckwheat noodles made from the natural water on the site are also one of the main dishes. There is also a pet-OK source-flowing foot-bath (free of charge). Restaurants (11: 30-20: 00, 19: LO) include Shinshu soba noodles (using Chino soba flour) for 1320 yen, Kamo Shichiyukui Tofu Morigami for 700 yen, Fukumi chicken and Kogen vegetable Tendon for 1650 yen, etc.

A five-minute drive from Suwa IC and a public hot spring facility with convenient access. There are large baths and saunas for different men and women, and hot water is an alkaline simple hot spring that is effective for nerve pain, cold, and fatigue recovery. The 25m indoor heated swimming pool is used as it is. Swimsuit and swimming cap are required when using the pool. There is also a refreshment room in the hall. Diets can be brought in.

Bread handmade daily, such as danish and prepared foods, has a gentle taste that feels the blessings of Yatsugatake nature.

A shop with a wide range of herbal goods. Herbal seeds, essential oils, gardening goods, etc. are lined up in the shop, and herbal seedlings are also sold depending on the season. Aromatherapy related goods are abundant. Herbal tea 20g 583 yen ~.

More than 100 years since its inception. Miso Kuramoto offers miso aged in a large wooden barrel of an old-fashioned natural storehouse. Pickled vegetables such as nozawasana, eggplant, radish, and mountain burdock, which are carefully pickled in a factory that also has modern equipment, are also well-known in the company's own stores and the various goods stores. In addition to visiting the factory at the head office, you can also experience making miso if you make a reservation. They also produce sweet sake and doburoku using Yagatake rice, and you can enjoy taste-zen dishes and koji drinks at the directly-operated dining hall.

A museum that comprehensively exhibits the nature, history, folklore and industry of Chino City. At the Yuehoku Literary Hall in the hall, he is also familiar with local literary arts, including the Araragi tanka. A corner is also set up about the local greats [Yosen] Sakamoto, who are also listed in the textbooks of third and fourth grade elementary school students. Take one hour.