健康の森 花岡プラザ

Sorry to go ahead and tell you all this. I don't know the exact temperature. I'll let you know as soon as I know. First of all, there are three baths lined up. The first has a lukewarm bubble bath and jets. The second one, in the middle, is a normal-temperature hot tub, I think. And the third is also lukewarm. Even though it's lukewarm, it's a temperature that you can soak in for a long time. I think it's a gentle temperature for people who have been concerned about their heart lately. By the way, I have a weak heart. A nice service is that shampoo and body soap are provided free of charge. There have been a lot of pranks like this recently, so as a person and an adult, please use "moderate amounts". You can't stay the night, though. It seems you can take a short rest there. There are no convenience stores, shops, or restaurants nearby, so you should do some shopping before you go. It might be good for drivers. There seems to be a campsite as well. I think it would be recommended for camping enthusiasts and family camping. The staff are also kind, so it might be fun to get to know them. There's also a second floor, which seems to be a light exercise facility. How about a bath after working out? I can't find anything particularly disappointing about it, so Adult rate: 360 yen! I'm grateful!! 5 stars✨A rare price‼️I'll treasure it. Everyone, let's go!🎵

It's a relatively new facility and clean. The entrance fee is cheap at 360 yen! Purchase your ticket from the vending machine and go to the front desk. The entrance to the changing room is at the back, past the tatami mat resting area. It's a decent size. There's a hairdryer, but no water dispenser. There are basket shelves and lockers with keys that require a 100 yen deposit (refundable). There were only about 4 or 5 people there at lunchtime. The bath area is spacious, with about 20 faucets. For some reason, the shower water is cold only at the beginning, no matter how many times I use it! Amenities are provided. Apparently, they weren't available in the women's bath. Maybe I misread it? They should be fair for the same price. That's a negative point. There are three types of baths: a regular bath at about 41.5℃, a high-temperature bath at about 43℃, and a jacuzzi. The water quality is slightly yellowish and slightly salty. It was also slightly slippery. Except for the jacuzzi, it seems to be a continuously flowing, diluted water system. There's no open-air bath, but the large glass windows give it a spacious feel. The water was wonderful.

A hot spring located in a new public building. The water is colorless, transparent, and refreshing. There is a main bath, a slightly hotter bath, and a bubble bath. (As of September 2025, the bubble bath is closed due to a decrease in water volume.) The building housing the hot spring is new and appears to be well-maintained, so the facilities are clean and comfortable. Most of the bathers are locals. Shampoo and body soap are provided. There are coin lockers (100 yen refundable). The entrance fee is 360 yen. My personal impression is that this is primarily a facility used by locals as their daily bathing spot. Of course, visitors from afar will also find it comfortable, but I think they might feel a certain "lack of something." This is because, as the facility's website states, the hot spring is merely one of many spaces within the building, described as a "bathing facility, community exchange room, large hall, and rest room." While it's perfectly fine as "a space to enjoy hot springs within a public facility," it might feel too simple and lacking in character when viewed as "a hot spring to visit for relaxation on a day off."

This facility is located in Aomori City. The bathing facilities are on the first floor, and the second floor has an indoor walking course and training room. I used the bathing facilities. The water flows directly from the natural hot spring source. The water is a brownish sodium spring. Shampoo and body soap are provided. The bathing facility is also barrier-free, with seniors in mind. There are three baths: a bubble and jet bath, a standard temperature bath, and a high-temperature bath. To be honest, all but the bubble bath were too hot for me. The actual temperatures are as follows: Bubble and jet bath: 38°C-39°C Standard temperature bath: 40°C-42°C High-temperature bath: 43°C-45°C I asked the front desk and they said the source temperature is about 45°C, so I think the temperature was probably around this range. My one request: a cold bath. Currently, there is only a hot bath, so if there was a cold bath to constrict the blood vessels, I think it would be a bathing facility where you could soak for longer. I gave it four stars because the facility was very clean and the hot springs were great.

I used it for a day trip to the hot springs. It's located across from the National Aomori Hospital, accessible from National Route 7, and the parking lot is easy to access. The facility is new and clean; both the changing room and bathroom have high ceilings and are spacious. The ticket machine costs 360 yen. There's a free rest area and an ice cream vending machine. There are also paid private rest rooms. The toilets are small and wheelchair accessible. The changing room has 32 basket shelves and 24 lockable lockers. The bathroom has 11 partitioned faucets, 10 open faucets, 2 partitioned faucets at a higher position, 7 ventilation fans, and shampoo and body soap provided. There are three bathtubs: a regular one and a bubble bath (around 41 degrees Celsius), and a hot bath (around 43 degrees Celsius). Photographs were displayed in the hallway. On the way there, I saw swans flying to the rice fields along Prefectural Road 203. 2022.12.11 Photo added