Wataze Onsen is in a quiet area of Wakayama, and even though it's a small town, you can easily reach it by public transport. From Kii-Tanabe Station, take a bus to Wataze Onsen, which takes about 1 hour.
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Wataze Onsen Travel Tips
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Wataze Onsen (わたらせ温泉) is a charming town in Wakayama Prefecture, home to the famous Watarase Onsen. This onsen is renowned for having the largest outdoor bath in western Japan, offering visitors a unique and relaxing experience. Non-staying guests are also welcome to enjoy the bath, making it accessible to all who wish to unwind in the serene atmosphere of this small town. Despite its size, Wataze Onsen offers a memorable escape into the natural beauty of the area, with the stunning bath as its main highlight.
Whether you are staying at the hotel or just visiting for a day, Wataze Onsen provides a peaceful retreat for those looking to experience one of Japan's finest onsen baths. Its inviting atmosphere and natural hot springs make it a must-visit destination for relaxation.
Hours and Fees
Watarase Onsen
- Opening hours
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Non-staying guests:
6:00 to 22:00 (admission until 21:30)
- Closed
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No closing days
- Entrance fee
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Non-staying guests:
1000 yen
Overnight stay:
18.000 to 38.000 yen per night
Getting there
Resources
Japanese
Wataze Onsen
Official website
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