Kasukawa Onsen Genki land

I used it during opening hours at the beginning of the year. There were two automatic ticket machines, one of which was a great system that accepted QR payments, credit cards, and electronic money. However, it was difficult to attract customers during opening hours with just two ticket machines. The hot spring facility has coin lockers, so please bring 100 yen. Hair dryers are provided and free of charge. The hot spring has two sources, both of which are heated and circulated, but one of them is not diluted and the water overflowed from the tub, so perhaps some of it is free-flowing? There is also an open-air bath, and it is quite spacious, so it can easily accommodate early morning customers. Rinse-in shampoo and body soap are provided. If you don't have any particular preferences, you can come here empty-handed. One thing worth noting is that there were two ReFa showers available. If you are particular about showers, you should wait while soaking in the hot spring. (I didn't use the sauna, so I won't comment on it.) There's a restaurant (additional charge), plenty of comics in the rest area (there's also a play area for young children), and all of this for just 520 yen for adults, which is a bargain.

The people's friend, the ultimate health spa. The water is great, the facilities are great, and the prices are reasonable! It's only 310 yen from 7 p.m., and I want to go every day. I've always thought, "Someday, someday," and my wish has finally come true. It was even better than I imagined. It was only 510 yen even at opening, and the facilities are outstanding. The water is clear and colorless, only 41 degrees, so it's not that hot. But it warms you from the inside out, just like a good hot spring. It warms you from the inside out, and you stay hot long after you've finished bathing. There's a sauna, two indoor baths with different spring water qualities, the open-air bath takes advantage of the altitude for a spacious feel, and at night, gazing at the starry sky is just amazing! The water temperature is just right for a relaxing soak. The rest room and dining area are well-equipped, and I was impressed by the retro pachinko machines. I was completely satisfied. This is a true health spa that caters to the common people. Everyone is smiling, and it's lively and exciting.

The bathing fee is a reasonable 520 yen for adults. For an additional 250 yen, you can rent a towel (bath towel included), making it convenient for those who need to use the bath unexpectedly. The indoor bath here is 38-40 degrees, so you can take your time soaking. The washing area has partitions, so you don't have to worry about getting the hot water on you. There is also an open-air bath and sauna. Please note that the lockers are returnable, so you will need to pay 100 yen to enter the bath. There is also a Tsubakiya restaurant where you can eat. There is a games corner, a free rest area, and many manga comics, so you can relax after bathing. There is also a shop. There is a pond outside where many carp swim, and you can feed them (food can be purchased from the shop or from the gachapon machine at the entrance). Karaoke rooms and private rooms are also available for a fee.

I worked up a sweat here on my way back from Mt. Kokai. This comprehensive facility offers a day spa, restaurant, chiropractic, foot reflexology, rest areas, massage chairs, manga, and more. The parking lot is incredibly large, and at first glance it looks like it could fit around 200 cars. The bathing fee is 520 yen for adults. The hot springs I was interested in were: The indoor baths are Miharashi no Yu (40°C) and Sasara no Yu (41°C). The outdoor baths are a large open-air bath and lukewarm water (37°C). The sauna was set to a temperature of 82°C, but it was still effective and I was drenched in sweat within just a few minutes. There is only one cold bath, a tub bath, so if you're unlucky you may have to wait. The restaurant was reasonably priced, with many menu items under 1,000 yen.

19:00-20:00 Adults 310, Seniors 100 You can enjoy a discounted bath for a limited time. Facilities: Returnable coin lockers, body soap, rinse-in shampoo, sauna, cold water, open-air bath, lukewarm bath, large public bath Restaurant, arcade, rest area, local vegetables and other products are sold here. I often go there when I'm tired.