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Nagakute Onsen Gozarasse Hot Spring
Refreshing natural waters from 1,800 meters below the ground
This onsen—or hot spring—is gathering attention as a relaxation spot just a stone's throw away from Nagoya. And the natural spring gushes up from a stunning 1,800 meters below the ground to please bathers with colorless, transparent, and odorless waters smooth to the touch. The Gozarasse spa establishment lets visitors enjoy different bathing environments with a Japanese style on the first floor and Western style on the second. A free shuttle bus is even available from Fujigaoka Station on the subway, so should the mood strike you, you can always go and take a dip!
One of Japan's largest carbonated springs?
Yep—The large communal baths on the first and second floors have given birth to one of the biggest carbonated hot springs in Japan! The natural spring waters and carbonation's high-concentration beautifying bubbles provide the power to warm your body to the core while also rejuvenating your skin. Enjoy to your heart's content these benefits as well as the carbonated spring's medicinal effects which has spa-goers in Europe raving about.
The dietary benefits of a löyly—beloved especially by females
The joy of Nagakute Onsen Gozarasse Hot Spring doesn't stop at its carbonated hot spring as it also offers a löyly, which has seen much coverage by different TV shows. A löyly uses a super-heated ceramic heater to steam aromatic water vapors encouraging the body to burn fat and eliminate bodily waste—effects many female guests can't get enough of.
Farm-fresh products at neighboring Agurin Village
Next door to Gozarasse stands farmers' market Agurin Village. Find fresh vegetables and flowers, a bakery, and snack stand with handmade products for a reasonable price.
Recommended courses including this spot
- East of Nagoya Day Trip Course
Spot info
| Location | 〒480-1102 170 Maeguma Shimo-Da, Nagakute-shi, Aichi |
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| Price | • Adults (ages 12 and older): JPY 770 • Children (ages 3–11): JPY 300 Notes: • Bedrock bath available for ages 3 and older. • Elementary school-aged children and younger must be accompanied by a guardian (JPY 510 in addition to spring admission) • Prices are subject to change. Check the official site, etc. for the most up-to-date information. |
| Business days/hours | 9:00 am–11:00 pm (admission until 10:00 pm) |
| Parking | Available, free of charge (500 spaces) |
| Restrooms | Available |
| Days closed | First Mon of the month (the following weekdays should that Mon coincide with a national holiday) |
| Inquiries | 0561-64-3511 (Nagakute Onsen Gozarasse Hot Spring) |
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Accessibility
DIRECTIONS
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- By public transportation
- Take the Higashiyama Subway Line to Fujigaoka Station from Nagoya Station. A free shuttle bus is available at the station, departing on the half hour of every hour.
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- By car
- 10 min. from Nagakute Interchange on Seto–Nagakute Road.
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