Nagakute Onsen Gozarasse

A variety of baths, indoor and outdoor. They alternate the floors for men and women. Nice restaurant. I like the produce shop in front of the spa entrance. There is also a cafe in the attached community building which has outdoor seating. You can take a free shuttle from the Fujigaoka station to the spa, which is across the street from Agurin mura, a large produce market that sometimes carries unusual (for Japan) vegetables like beets and kholrabi.

Was lucky ( woman/ men change floors- second floor not so good I heard)) and could be on the ground floor which features one of the best outside onsen (rotenburo) I have seen yet. It was so good because it had a waterfall to watch, Momiji trees, trickling water by the side, more bushes and greenery. Inside there was a bath with bubbles (carbonated water) which is supposed to be doing a lot of good for the body. Great experience.

This is *the* favorite place of me and my wife in the small yet great city of Nagakute. This place has a number of public baths with water at different temperatures, as well as saunas, cafes, ad restaurants. The facility itself is kind of old, but it is reasonably priced in my opinion, and very clean and well-maintained. (My wife and I paid only 520 yen per ticket with a discount.)

For its price, this bathhouse offers a nice get away from the city. There are good resting areas available. I took a pleasant walk around sunset time from the nearest linimo line station to go there. Has inaka vibes, but wouldn't recommend walking after dark. Use the free shuttle bus to Fujigaoka station. (The last bus leaves at 8 pm.)

Onsen, relaxing and rejuvenating the body. Sorry no tattoo. Have different types of bath. Best time to visit on week days after 6 pm as not too many people.