Maruseppu Onsen (Hot Springs) Yamabiko
It's convenient because it's close to the campsite. The water temperature is too high (around 41°C), so children can't enter and you can't soak for a long time. It feels like I'm getting more tired rather than relieved. Other than that, it's fine.
A hot spring within walking distance of the campsite. It has an indoor bath, an outdoor bath, and a sauna. The cold plunge pool is also comfortable. However, the seating is a problem. There are chair-like structures outside (cork sheets on …
600 yen for adults, 400 yen for children. There are two bathtubs, a cold bath, and a sauna. An open-air bath. The water temperature is about 41°C, which is a little hot for children. Conditioner shampoo and body soap are provided. The …
July 20th (Saturday) There was a campsite right in front of the hotel, so it was extremely crowded. It didn't look like I'd be able to relax in the shower, so I used the shower …
Although it is shown as [Open] on G Maps, it will be closed for the winter from October 19th. It is expected to reopen around Golden Week next year.
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