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Yazikitanoyu

A New Fresh and Resonable option for the discernable Traveler

Relax and Refresh and take your time enjoying the 6 types of hot spring baths available. There are a number of onsen to try on your visit; Indoor Hot Spring, Outdoor Hot Spring, Outdoor Jacuzzi, Sauna, and even a Cold Spring Bath. Take your time and enjoy all the baths at your own pace.

Area	Yumoto
address	694 Yumoto, Hakone-ｍachi, Ashigarasimo-gun, Kanagawa-ken
Phone Number	0460-85-6666
Access	Access: A five minute walk from Hakone Yumoto Station
Price	Price for Two Hours Weekdays Adults¥1000 Child¥500 Holidays/Weekends Adults¥1200 Child¥600
Open Times	10:00-21:00

Holiday	Every Thursday
Bathing	Outdoor Baths (4 Men / 4 Women) Indoor Baths (1 Men / 1 Women) Private Hotsprings (2 indoor hot springs available for private rental)
Remarks	The reasonable option for a hot spring visit and stay in the Hakone area.

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