Koganezaki Furofushi Onsen Seaside Outdoor Bath
Outdoor bathMay 11 – 12Check availability
To put it simply, it was absolutely amazing! I'd tried to book several times before, but bad weather and the Gonō Line stopping prevented me from going. Third time's the charm, and my wish finally came true! I was a single middle-aged man …
The receptionist kindly explained how to use the bath, but it was a little difficult to understand, so it would be good if they wrote it down on paper or posted it on the wall. The hot spring and sea breeze felt great. I have dermatitis, …
The water quality here makes it a no-no to use white towels; they'll turn brown and develop an iron smell. This is a reddish-brown hot spring bubbling up on a rocky shore where waves seem likely to crash over. …
Day-use bathing is 1000 yen per person. It's best to wash up in the main bath in the new building, enjoy the indoor and outdoor baths, leave your belongings there, change into light clothes, and only …
I used the facility for a day trip to enjoy the hot springs. I was looking forward to the open-air bath, but it seems there are set hours for …
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Make a day of it — a quick-dry towel, dry bag, and post-soak layers take almost no pack space.
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