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Explore Deep Nagano: Tattoo-Friendly Onsen Tour in Togura
Explore Deep Nagano: Tattoo-Friendly Onsen Tour in Togura
🌿 Experience Nagano’s Hidden Onsen Gems – Tattoo-Friendly and Relaxing! 🌿
✨ What to Expect on This Tour
🚽 Soak in Onsen Tradition
Relax your body and mind at a tattoo-friendly onsen. Experience the therapeutic benefits of Japan’s famous hot springs while embracing a truly inclusive atmosphere.
🏅 Tattoo-Friendly Atmosphere
No restrictions, no stress! This tour is designed for all guests, regardless of tattoos. Onsen policies often prevent tattooed visitors from entering, but not here. Just relax and enjoy the experience.
🏆 Optional: Discover the Charm of Togura
If time allows, we can take a stroll through the tranquil streets of Togura, where tradition meets relaxation. Your guide will introduce you to local history, hidden gems, and the town’s role as a retreat for travelers and locals alike.
✨ Tour Highlights ✨
🚽 Tattoo-Friendly Onsen: Enjoy an authentic onsen experience without worrying about tattoo restrictions.
🌸 Optional Walking Tour: If time permits, explore Togura’s picturesque streets, hidden spots, and charming local areas.
🏅 Cultural Insights: Learn the rich history, local traditions, and customs of Togura from your knowledgeable local guide.
🗓 Tour Details 🗓
⏳ Duration: 3 hours
🕒 Tour Times: Available daily at 08:00 AM, 14:00 PM, and 07:00 PM
📍 Meeting Point: In front of Starbucks Midori Nagano Station ☕️
💴 Price: ¥13,800 per person
🌟 Includes:
🚽 Onsen entrance fees
🧭 Local guide
🛂 Bath towels
🎩 What to Bring
👟 Comfortable walking shoes
👘 Onsen-appropriate attire (lightweight, easy-to-change clothes)
✨ An adventurous spirit
🌱 How to Enjoy an Onsen 🌱
Rinse Off First — Before entering the hot spring, wash your body at the provided shower stations using soap and shampoo.
No Swimsuits Allowed — Onsens are enjoyed nude, but separate bathing areas are designated for men and women.
Enter Slowly — The water is hot, so ease yourself in gradually to adjust.
Stay Quiet & Relax — Onsens are for relaxation, so avoid loud conversations.
No Towels in the Water — Place your towel on your head or at the side of the bath.
Stay Hydrated — Drink water before and after to keep yourself refreshed.
🌟 Why Choose Our Tattoo-Friendly Onsen Tour? 🌟
Togura offers the perfect escape from the city’s hustle and bustle. Here, you’ll immerse yourself in the tranquil world of natural hot springs, explore local streets brimming with charm, and experience a more inclusive side of Japan’s onsen culture.
Why Our Tour Stands Out:
👉 Tattoo-friendly guarantee — Enjoy onsens with no tattoo restrictions!
👉 Local guide expertise — Experience deeper cultural insights.
👉 Stress-free experience — No need to bring towels or navigate onsen etiquette alone.
Escape. Relax. Discover. Experience the heart of Togura like never before! ✨
🗓 Book now for an unforgettable onsen adventure!
Ready to soak and unwind? Let the warmth of Togura’s hidden onsens rejuvenate your spirit. 🚽🌿
- Photo Friendly
- 3 Hours
- 2 to 4 people
- All weather









📝 Frequently Asked Questions (Q&A) 📝
❓ Is this tour suitable for first-time onsen visitors?
Yes! Your guide will explain the onsen etiquette and answer any questions to ensure a comfortable experience.
❓ Can I wear a swimsuit in the onsen?
No, swimsuits are not allowed. Onsens in Japan require full nudity, but gender-separated baths ensure privacy.
❓ What if I have tattoos?
This onsen is tattoo-friendly, so there are no restrictions for guests with tattoos.
❓ Do I need to bring my own towel?
No, towels are provided as part of the tour package.
❓ Is the walking tour mandatory?
No, the walking tour is optional. If time permits and you’re interested, we can explore the charming streets of Togura.
❓ What should I bring?
We recommend bringing comfortable walking shoes, lightweight clothing for easy changing, and an open mind for a relaxing experience.
❓ Will I have private transportation?
Yes, you will travel with your guide by car from Nagano Station to Togura Onsen.
❓ How do I book this tour?
You can book directly through our website or contact us for more details.
🗓 Book now for an unforgettable onsen adventure!
Escape the hustle and bustle, soak in a hidden gem, and experience the heart of Nagano’s onsen culture. 🚽🌿
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Duration: 3 hours
Minimum: 2 people per tour
Maximum: 4 people per tour
Price: 13,800 JPY (incl. tax) per adult
Includes: Onsen entrance fees, bath towels and Transportation to / from all listed destinations
Excludes: Drink and food (available to purchase).
Meeting location: In front of Starbucks Midori Nagano station
Professional Guide
Local expert, personable English-speaking guides
Relaxing tour
This is an easy going Onsen Tour !!
Onsen
You can have pure natural hotspring in the retro bathtub.
Take the photo of spots around Zenko-ji temple
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