When you get a bit weary from exploring the city,
soak your tired legs at open-air footbaths. Without making you dizzy,
it gives you relaxation and relieves your fatigue.
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This is the first footbath in Gero
Hot Springs. Legend has it that about 700 years ago, one egret (shirasagi)
told villagers where the source of the hot springs was. This footbath
is named after that.
The all-wooden structure makes you feel at ease. Conveniently located
next to the Chuo parking lot.
Location: Next to the Chuo parking lot.
Open hours: 24 hours
Charge: Free
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European-fountain-style footbath located
in front of the public bath "shirasagi no yu". Enjoy chatting
with your friends!
Location: In front of "shirasagi no yu"
Open hours: 24 hours
Charge: Free
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This footbath is inside of Ryokan
Kaikan, located at the center of Hot Springs area, near the Shirasagi
Bridge. There are a handcraft shop and a cafe You can cook and sample
tasty Onsen Tamago(an egg) while you are soaking.
Location: the first floor of Ryokan Kaikan near Shirasagi Bridge.
Open hours: 24 hours
Charge: Free (100 yen for an egg)
Closed: every Wednesdays
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This is located in Gassho Village
and refashioned from the resting place in 2003. Sixteen people can
enjoy soaking at the same time. A sweet odor of Japanese cypress
and pebbles make you feel free and relaxed. Enjoy the outdoor scenery
also.
Location: in Gassho Village
Open hours: 8:15-17:00
Charge: 800 yen for the Entrance fee of the Gassho Village
Closed: The third Tuesday and Wednesday of February |
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This is the newest footbath in Gero
Hot Springs and located in front of the Gero Royal Hotel Miyabitei.
You can enjoy brief reflexology here by using floating wood balls.
Location: In front of the Gero Royal Hotel Miyabi-tei
Open hours: 24 hours
Charge: Free |
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