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Yunishigawa Onsen

58 Reviews

#2 of 30 Spas & Wellness in Nikko

Spas & Wellness, Onsen Resorts

Yunishikawa, Nikko 321-2601, Tochigi Prefecture

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“Igloo Festival!!!”

There were so many igloos to see. From big to small. You can even have meals in one of the big... read more

Reviewed 12 February 2018

Shantylee827

Chiba, Japan

via mobile

“Kamakura festival”

My hotel drove us to the place for free. Usually, "Kamakura" is a snow house in which a few people... read more

Reviewed 2 March 2014

Harempercussion

千葉県

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4.5 58 reviews

Excellent37%
Very good55%
Average8%
Poor0%
Terrible0%

11 Feb 2018

“Igloo Festival!!!”

1 Mar 2014

“Kamakura festival”

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Shantylee827

Chiba, Japan

3414

Reviewed 12 February 2018 via mobile

Igloo Festival!!!

There were so many igloos to see. From big to small. You can even have meals in one of the big igloos. Very interesting. The entrance fee for a day is 500 Yen and night only is 300 Yen. Very reasonable. If you want to...More

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Harempercussion

千葉県

299170

Reviewed 2 March 2014

Kamakura festival

My hotel drove us to the place for free. Usually, "Kamakura" is a snow house in which a few people can stay. Besides the starndard size, they made "Mini-kamakura" as a small size to put light. A lot of mini-kamakura were build along the river...More

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globalcharlie

Capistrano Beach, CA

2828

Reviewed 1 October 2013

Went every season for years

Super nice people serving really authentic (and often weird) mountain village food in one of the most beautiful places I have ever been to. The baths themselves are not jaw-dropping but that is not the vibe at all. Nor is it a big party onsen...More

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TdBoy1

Reviewed 20 September 2011

One of my favorite places in Japan

There are many private baths you can take here. The mountains surrounding the area are amazing. I lived in Japan for two years and it was amazing being here.

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