Manza Onsen is a small town where most places, like hotels and attractions, are within walking distance. However, the roads are steep and can be slippery in winter, so be careful.
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Nisshinkan
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3 of 4 in Manza Onsen
Nisshinkan (日進舘) is a peaceful hot spring retreat known for its tranquil baths and scenic views. The indoor bath features elegant wooden interiors, soft lighting, and fan-shaped windows that create a calming atmosphere. Several warm pools invite you to soak in comfort and enjoy the relaxing indoor setting.
Just a short walk away, the outdoor bath area is nestled in nature, surrounded by mountains and fresh air. It’s a perfect place to unwind while taking in the beautiful scenery. All bathing areas at Nisshinkan are gender-separated, offering a quiet and private experience whether you choose the indoor or outdoor baths.
Hours and Fees
Nisshinkan
- Opening hours
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10:00 to 17:00 (last admission 16:00)
- Closed
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No closing days
- Entrance fee
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Daytime admission:
1000 yen
Overnight stay:
From 12,000 yen per person, including 2 meals
Getting there
Resources
English
Nisshinkan
Official website
Japanese
Nisshinkan
Official website
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