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1番上の風呂

1 ban jō no furo
44.1108° N · 145.0893° E
1番上の風呂
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What visitors say top 5 of 10 reviews
Portlandstonea year ago
★★★★★

A wild onsen! Three pools of different temperatures. Poole is about 45°C, middle pool 42°C and bottom pool 39°C. wonderful to sit there in the forest and hear that stream gushing down the mountain. Forest bathing - both bathe while in the forest and also bathe by being among the forest trees. Of course you must rinse your body off before you go in with water from the onsen (and make sure the water off your body doesn’t go in pool) and then you must go in naked, using a small modesty towel over private parts.

Poy Poy5 years ago
★★★★☆

Lovely quaint bath. No place to change, lower baths quite cold. Make sure to wash using a scoop provided before entering. Swim suits allowed/recommended particularly if female as mostly used by (nude old) men. Yucky loo so make sure to relieve yourself beforehand if female. Nearby hotel don't welcome non guests.

Austin Nahulandran2 years ago
★★★★★

Cool little wild hot springs. Further down the path there are many little pools of cold water from the stream and a waterfall. Worth the short hike as you’ll be sweating and ready for a dip! Obviously don’t go naked…😂😂 It is public🤣🤣 …

Japan Campers6 years ago
★★★★★

Very nice outdoor hot spring perfect to relax after hiking , there is a trail path starting and finishing there. You can also use the onsen inside the hotel for 1000¥, they also have an mixed outdoor bath.

Domien Bormansa year ago
★★★★★

3 baths. One extremely hot, one very hot and one hot. The time we visited there was no one, free to visit and in nature. No facilities to changes clothes but because it’s in nature, it feels private.

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