Miya Onsen Hot Springs

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An old hot spring with a long history of 1,200 years; one of the best in the prefecture

Miya Onsen Hot Springs, one of the oldest hot springs in Aichi, is said to have been discovered by a monk called Gyoki in the Nara period. The spring is located in Mikawa Bay Quasi-national Park and has a picturesque ocean view. You can benefit from the popular "one day onsen passport", with which you can visit unique hot springs within Miya Onsen Hot Springs. One passport can be purchased per person and 4 different hot spring facilities can be used per 2,100 yen passport. The hot spring town is located near recreational facilities such as Laguna Ten Bosch, and makes a perfect base for sightseeing.

SPOT OVERVIEW

Location	〒443-0021 Miya-cho, Gamagori-City, Aichi
Fee	Inquire at the hotel.
Opening days / hours	Inquire at the hotel.
Parking	Available
Holidays	Inquire at the hotel.
Phone number	0533-68-4744（Miya Onsen Ryokan cooperative association）

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LINK

Miya Onsen Hot Springs website

ACCESS

Access by public transport

・From Nagoya Station, take the JR Tokaido line. Alight at Mikawa-Miya station and approx. 10 minutes by a route bus, taxi, or courtesy pick-up.
Access by car

Approx. 20 minutes on the Orange Road from the Tomei Expressway Otowa-Gamagori I.C.

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