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I visited for a day trip. There is a clinic and pharmacy on the premises, and it seems there is also a grand golf course and gateball court nearby. The hot spring facility costs ¥700 for adults. The shoe lockers are unlocked. There is a small pool. There is also a restaurant. The changing rooms have lockers with locks. There are three hair dryers in the sinks. There is quite a variety of facilities, including a natural mineral bath, a carbonated spring bath, two saunas, a cold bath, an open-air bath, and a relaxation space. Unfortunately, you can't enjoy the view from the open-air bath, but there is a relaxation space where you can relax. It seems that locals mostly use the sauna or carbonated spring bath. The carbonated spring bath is round and can fit 5-6 people, but when locals take it, it is often full, so it takes courage for people from other prefectures to enter. Since I had the chance, I finally mustered up the courage to take a dip. (lol) The carbonated spring is warm and has an amazing amount of energy. It makes your body feel all fizzy and bubbling. It feels like your arms are floating. I understand the desire to stay in the bath forever, I totally get it.

I visited for a day trip around 3:00 PM on a Thursday in late August. The fee was 700 yen, but considering it's a hot spring facility, it was a bargain. The changing room had free lockers with keys, two sinks, and three hair dryers. There's also a pool, so it might be a little cramped during busy times... The bath area has about 14 washing stations, and conditioner-in-shampoo and body soap are provided. The popular carbonated spring tub fits about 5-6 people, and the natural mineral bath is a decent size. The open-air bath had milky white water on the day I visited, but the size and view were a bit disappointing. 😆 There are also two saunas and a cold bath. The carbonated spring is particularly noteworthy. As you soak in the warm water, bubbles form around you, gradually warming you from the inside out. It seems to be effective! 😆✨ There's a sign saying, "Please share the bath when it's crowded," but as other people have said, it might be difficult to get in depending on the time of day... 😅

The price has increased to 700 yen, eliminating the previous sense of value and making it feel rather expensive. The bathtub has old equipment and isn't an overflow system, so there's a lot of grime floating in it, making it extremely unsanitary. However, it's a bit inconvenient to visit because it's far from the city center, but thanks to that, there are almost no cars on the road, making it very quiet. You can enjoy a peaceful time in the open-air bath. The quietness after getting out of the sauna is also great, something you don't find in other facilities. The grime in the water and the quietness cancel each other out, so I gave it 3 stars.

I came here twice, morning and evening, to take a bath while camping. The carbonated bath, the best indoor bath, was occupied by a group of local men (old men and middle-aged men), so I couldn't get in (both morning and evening). Perhaps because there's a hospital and a golf course next door, it was especially full of local retired people with nothing better to do, who would linger for hours talking about farming and showing no willingness to give up their spot. This is one bath I don't want to come to again.

The entrance fee is 700 yen. The facility includes a carbonated spring bath, two saunas, an open-air bath, and a cold plunge pool. The carbonated spring bath is relatively cool, but you can feel your body gradually warming up. The saunas have two temperature settings, 60°C and 90°C, so you can choose according to your needs. The cold plunge pool is just right for cooling down after a hot bath. There is also a swimming pool and a restaurant, making it a relaxing facility. (As of July 2025)