鷹羽鉱泉






July 2025 I was surprised when I saw the website! It opened in May of this year! Congratulations! According to the website, the facility offers both overnight and day trip plans, both of which require reservations. A day trip costs ¥20,000 on weekdays. Expensive? It might actually be cheap considering you can have that view all to yourself. June 1, 2023 Visited for the first time in a year. There's a wire at the entrance, and you have to walk up from the parking space in front. Compared to before, the weeds have been neatly cleared, and maintenance is being carried out with heavy machinery. I wonder if they'll be reopening soon? I went there at the end of June 2022, but it was closed. The grass was so overgrown that I couldn't go any further.
On October 15, 2022, I went there on a whim. Apparently it's currently closed. What a shame!!!! Well, I know... By chance, the owner was there with some friends to take a bath, and kindly let us in. We were so lucky!! The private open-air bath at the top, both the water and the view were amazing. We're so grateful for their kindness. There are plans to open a glamping site next year or the year after, but the timing has yet to be decided. Information has been posted on the Ameba blog, so please refer to it.
You can't go in the winter, but you can use it from now until autumn. It's a bit of a challenge to get there, but the views and hot springs are amazing. There's an open-air bath and a rest area, and you can bring your own food and relax all day long. The water is infused with white hot spring minerals, so be sure to check it out!
The natural surroundings, hot springs, sauna, and the coldest spring water bath...and even a hot spring water bath...it was amazing! 😆 It was a dream come true!! The facilities were new, and that was great, too. 🎵 I'd love to stay there again! ☺️ …
♨ Visited in May 2020. The view is amazing. It was closed. It did look like it might be open, though. Hmm, it's a bit iffy. There's no way to confirm, so I guess I'll just have to come and see for myself!
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