Nakago Onsen

Northern Ibaraki

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This onsen (hot spring facility) features a sauna, cold-water plunge pool, and large warm-water baths separated into male and female bathing areas. There are also two open-air baths constructed from natural stone and are covered with wooden canopies. Illuminated at night, these outdoor baths are perfect for relaxing after a long day of sightseeing.
With a pH of 8.5, the hot spring water naturally contains sodium calcium sulfate, which is said to make the skin look healthy and supple.

Information

Address: 1748 Hitana, Nakagocho, Kitaibaraki City, Ibaraki Prefecture 319-1556
Access: By public transport: a 7-minute taxi ride from Minami-Nakago Station on the JR Joban Line
By car: 5-minute drive from Takahagi IC on the Joban Expressway
Business Hours: Business Hours
10:00-20:00
Closed: 1st and 3rd Wednesday of every month (If a national holiday falls on Wednesday, it is closed the following day.) is a national holiday.
Website: http://www.kitaibarakishi-kankokyokai.gr.jp/page/page000064.html
Contact: TEL:0293-44-0026
Parking: Normal cars: 100 parking spots
Large vehicles: 2 parking spots
Prices: Weekdays
Adults: 600 yen (reduced to 500 yen in the evening)
Weekends & National Holidays
Adults: 800 yen (reduced to 500 yen in the evening)
Children: half-price

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