Gero Onsen

If you want to fully enjoy the famous hot springs of Gero Onsen, we recommend the "Yumeguri Tegata" (hot spring pass). With one pass, you can bathe in three hot springs of your choice from among the participating inns. When visiting Gero Onsen, be sure to purchase the "Yumeguri Tegata". One pass can be purchased for 1,300 yen including tax and is valid for six months from the date of purchase. For information on the available hot springs and where to purchase the pass, please check the Gero Onsen website. To fully enjoy the charm of Gero Onsen, take the "Yumeguri Tegata" and embark on a journey to explore the famous hot springs.

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Gero Onsen is located in Gero City, Gifu Prefecture, and the nearest station is Gero Station on the JR Tokai Takayama Main Line. Gero Station is the gateway to Gero Onsen and all trains, including limited express trains, stop there. For those considering access from Tokyo, Osaka, or Nagoya to Gero Onsen, we recommend using the Shinkansen or highway bus to travel to Nagoya Station. The transfer from Nagoya Station to Gero Station is smooth, allowing for a comfortable journey. By car, there are various routes available. The first route is to take the Chuo Expressway from "Nakatsugawa IC," pass through Route 257, and run on the Ura-Kiso Kaido. You can enjoy the scenery of the Satoyama while driving comfortably, and the required time is about 1 hour. The second route is to use the Heisei Koubai Road, which passes through Prefectural Road 58 and Route 41, from "Tomioka IC" on the Tokai Loop Expressway. It's an easy-to-drive road that passes through the mountains, and the required time is about 1 hour and 10 minutes. The third route is to take the Hokuriku Expressway from "Gujo Hachiman IC," pass through Route 256 and Route 41, and head to Gero Onsen. After crossing the Horikoshi Pass, the road continues flat through the Satoyama. The required time is about 1 hour and 20 minutes. Access by car will provide a comfortable journey while enjoying the scenery. It's accessible by both car and train, so please come and visit.