Thoron Onsen Urarakan






After bathing, I bought a drink from a vending machine and was cooling off when a white-haired man told me that this wasn't a rest area and kicked me out. He might have been referring to the people who were in the facility without bathing because there was a Rokusta Festival going on right in front of me, but it was really unpleasant.
This is a bathing facility located on Rokuroshi Plateau. The price varies depending on the age group: 700 yen for residents of Ono City, 800 yen for non-residents, 600 yen for those 65 and older, and 350 or 400 yen …
I thought I might be able to enjoy a snow-viewing bath, so I went even though it was a little far away, but unfortunately I couldn't take a bath in the open-air bath due to conservation reasons.
I visited here after hearing that Thoron baths are good for you. Apparently, the health benefits of Thoron vary depending on the extraction method, so I'm not sure how good this place is.
This hot spring facility stands alone in the middle of nature. The open-air bath is currently out of service (maybe out of order?), so the points on the stamp card are doubled. …
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