聖籠の杜

The hot spring is quite salty, but hot enough and has a mugwort-like scent, perhaps due to the herbal ingredients in it. When it gets crowded, there are not enough washing areas for the number of people in the baths, so there is a long wait to use the washing area. Everyone from children to the elderly can relax in the bath. On the other hand, the resting area after bathing is not very spacious, and many of the seats are occupied by elderly people napping. It is not at all comfortable for people with small children, and some improvement would be appreciated. If you are traveling with a large group, it might be a good idea to reserve a private resting room. Considering that you can relax sufficiently for 3,000 yen for 3 hours, it is worth it.

I didn't realize it was a restaurant inside Saboon and overlooked it 🐱⛑️ I love cold soba, but there aren't many places that serve it these days ⛑️ I've been there twice, but the version was different, and I was able to finish it all when I asked for the tempura served separately⁉️ Once the soup is absorbed, the volume increases and I couldn't finish it last time, so... It's great that they can accommodate even the smallest customer requests 👍🐱🐈⬛ I looked at the menu and was determined to get a sweet next time❗️, but... I ended up going back ⛑️ I think I might prefer this to Zaru Soba 🐱⛑️

I use it often. It costs ¥750 and includes a towel set, and you get a ¥100 discount if you show your SD card. The spring water is similar to heated seawater, and although it's not drinkable, it is quite salty. The men's and women's baths switch on odd-numbered and even-numbered days, but I think there are a lot of different types of baths. There are also plenty of facilities, including a restaurant, rest room, and shop.

In late December, while driving, I got lost and ended up in the parking lot of Seiroku no Mori. While I was struggling to find my way, looking at the map on my smartphone, a colleague came over to my car and kindly showed me the way. He even gave me a complimentary bathing voucher and a New Year's towel.

Splash. It's not a hot spring, so I was told it would cost 350 yen, so I went in. If you think of it as a sauna for 350 yen, it's a good deal. Bath: If you look closely at the open-air bath, you can see quite a bit of rubbish? Red? Floating in it. The flowing water and the sleeping area are OK.