Kashihara Pokapoka Onsen

Original Text

　It is a super public bath that uses hot springs near Yamatotakada Bypass Shindo Lamp in Kashihara City, Nara Prefecture. The hot spring is used in the open-air bathtub. However, the main bathtub is forced to put carbon dioxide into a carbonated spring. There is also a pure hot spring bathtub, but the bottom is very shallow and you cannot sink your body.

Original Text

A hot spring facility that I stopped by during my trip to Nara. It's a building like a large consumer electronics store, and although the parking lot is large, there were quite a few customers even on weekdays. The bath is also large and substantial, as well as the meal and the rest room. There are open-air baths, carbonated hot springs, Chinese pot baths, sleeping baths, indoor baths, saunas, etc., so it was good to be able to spend a relaxing time here. You can be satisfied no matter what season you go.

Original Text

Former 々 Gokurakuyu was renamed Kasahara Pokapoka Onsen. There are many types of baths, and there are also sludge, beauty treatment salons, and massages. I am satisfied because I can eat rice well.

Original Text

It is a super public bath on the south side of AEON MALL Kashihara. It used to be Gokurakuyu, but before I knew it, the name changed to Kashihara Pokapoka Onsen. I think it's good that the level of the bath does not fall even if the name changes.