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韮崎旭温泉 韮崎旭の湯

nirasaki asahi onsen nirasaki asahi no yu
Nirasaki, Yamanashi Prefecture 400-0206, Japan
35.6822° N · 138.4445° E
韮崎旭温泉 韮崎旭の湯
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Amenities
Wheelchair accessible entranceWheelchair accessible parking lotFree-flowing onsenOnsen water directly flows from the sourceNatural onsenRest areaBedrock bathDay-use private bathLie-down bathOpen-air bathRestaurant
What visitors say top 5 of 10 reviews
広爺Edited 3 months ago
★★★★★

This day-trip hot spring facility offers excellent free-flowing water from the source. It's a natural hot spring with no added water or heating. The water is a chloride/bicarbonate spring. The color is light green, and the temperature is just right. The carbonated spring warms your body and leaves your skin smooth. The indoor bathroom is a little large. There are five washing areas, rinse-in shampoo, and body soap. There's a resting area and a terrace with views of Mt. Fuji and Mt. Yatsugatake on the other side. The website lists the price as 600 yen, but it was 700 yen. ('26.1) It was cold, especially at the time of opening. The water was quite lukewarm and not particularly warm. No wonder there were no locals in the first bath. Or rather, there were no people there. Everyone seems to know about it (lol).

令和シャーロック7 months ago
★★★★☆

My family and I stopped by here while we were in Yamanashi to pick Shine Muscat grapes. The hot spring is carbonated and lukewarm, but it's very pleasant as you can take a leisurely bath and gradually warm up. The hot spring water is drinkable, so bring a glass or a mug to pour yourself a drink and drink from, as it's sure to be good for you! There's also a space where you can relax outside and enjoy the breeze after your bath. The slippers are a little small, so they might be a bit tight for people with larger feet. There are lockers available for personal belongings, so you can store them there, but be careful not to forget them when you leave (^^)

takahito9 months ago
★★★☆☆

Almost everything is dilapidated, covered in unnecessary signs, and the management is old-fashioned and reminiscent of the Showa and Heisei eras. The carbonated spring water is free-flowing and warm, allowing for a relaxing soak, but the open-air bath seems to be closed. There's no sauna, and facilities like showers and changing rooms are inadequate. The good points are that, since there's no restaurant, you can bring your own food and drinks into the rest area, and you can see Mount Fuji from the terrace. The quality of the spring water is undeniable, so it's recommended for hot spring enthusiasts.

Kouji5 months ago
★★★★★

To be honest, while bathing, it doesn't feel anything special, and the lukewarm water doesn't really refresh your body... but you'll understand after you get out. 🙀 It's a beautiful, smooth-skinned bath. I've always dismissed the "beauty bath" hype, but this place is amazing! Wash your body first, then soak for 30 to 60 minutes (the water is lukewarm) without thinking about anything else. Bring your wife or girlfriend here! ♡ You'll be grateful after you leave. This is a highly valuable hot spring. 🧋Spacious rest area 🚗Plenty of parking.

千恵Edited 2 months ago
★★★☆☆

The fee is 700 yen. There is only one indoor hot spring. The changing room is small and there are only two hair dryers. They are small household hair dryers, so it takes a long time to dry your hair, so if you have long hair, it's best to bring your own. Since it is a source spring, the water is lukewarm. I don't recommend going in the winter, but while the hot spring itself is a very nice carbonated spring, the facilities were disappointing.

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