Dake Onsen Dake no Yu






Simple rooms in a low-key inn offering a hot spring bathhouse & shared cooking facilities.
Day trip bathing is available for 400 yen. Mondays are Silky Days, so the hot springs are cloudy (as the hot spring caretakers clean the source and the hot spring water to remove any clogged deposits). This makes it popular. There are many locals, but there are also many tourists from outside the prefecture.
As of April 12th, it appears to be closed. There was a sign posted at the entrance indicating that it was closed. The hot springs are great, so I hope it reopens soon. The cherry blossoms on Sakurazaka Hill next door were in full bloom and it was fantastic.
First, I got in for 200 yen. The water temperature was very high, which was great for me. I was able to cool down with a cooler shower, get in and out of the hot bath multiple times, and sweat thoroughly, which was very satisfying. However, …
I downloaded Mount Adatara on YAMAP and it was listed there in an email. It costs 4,000 yen per person per night for a room with no meals included, and a self-catering room is available. …
It's an old facility, but the hot water is great. Bar soap is provided. The parking lot is located on the right side just before the building as you head from Nihonmatsu.
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