えたじま温泉






I was furious at this hot spring. Etajima residents get a discount, but outsiders have to pay 1300 yen on weekdays? What kind of nonsense is that? You can't even eat at Etajima-so. What a high-class establishment! I wish they would treat ordinary people with more respect.
We used this as the final resort on our tour of Etajima. The facility itself is relatively new and clean, and both the indoor and outdoor baths have a relaxing atmosphere. The bathtubs are not as large as those at large spas, but that makes …
The spring water quality was very good, and I was satisfied with the quality of the water itself. However, considering all other factors, I honestly felt that the regular price of 1,200 yen was not worth it. …
The fee for a day trip to the hot springs is quite expensive, but the quality of the hot spring water is outstanding. The bathtub is small, but you can relax in it on weekdays. …
This deep-sea salt spring has moisturizing, heat-retaining, and peeling properties. Apparently, black deposits sometimes appear. I'd like to see what happens. …
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