Komatsuno Onsen SYUNRAKU

It didn't have a Jinhua smell, but there was some hot spring mineral deposits, so I thought it was a really nice hot spring! I saw a sign and read the reviews, so I went in. The family bath seemed to be closed by chance? Is that right now? It seemed like it was closed, but there were no other customers, so the staff were kind and we were able to reserve the women's bath for my husband and me for the usual 300 yen! The temperature was just right to warm up, and not too hot, so we could stay in for a long time! It's the best! The restaurant didn't seem to be open because the owners were eating, but the water was amazing, so I thought it was a hidden gem, as others have said! If you're heading to Dake Onsen or somewhere like that, you might not stop by here, but it's only 300 yen, so if you're a hot spring lover, it's worth visiting ^_^ There was an apple orchard behind it where they were drying walnuts! It was somehow soothing ~ Nodoka

This is a great hot spring with a strong chloride spring that leaves your skin smooth and doesn't easily chill you, but it's definitely for connoisseurs. Since the windows are usually open, the bathroom is quite cold in the winter, so regulars come in and head straight for the bath. They wash their hair and bodies near the bath, and lots of bubbles fly into the tub, lol. There is a shower, but it can't be used if someone else is using it, so you basically have to fill the tub with water from a basin. In any case, if you're a hot spring lover, this is a must-try.

The water was amazing! And all that for only 300 yen! A must-visit for hot spring lovers! The facilities are old! But with the amazing water, it doesn't really matter. There are three washing areas and one shower. There's no shampoo, but it's still amazing! The main purpose of a hot spring is to soak in it. I stayed warm and cozy for ages after I got out—a sure sign of a good hot spring. I'm from Shizuoka Prefecture, and if I come back to climb Mt. Iwaki, I'll definitely come back here again.

The bathing fee is 300 yen. You enter by going through the dining hall from the entrance. There are three washing stations. The water is slightly cloudy and has a metallic smell. It feels like it's around 41-42°C. There are no fans in the changing room, so it takes a while for the sweat to dry in the summer. It's a great hot spring that soothes tired bodies, and you can see Mount Iwaki majestically from a nearby open space, making it a refreshing hidden gem.

It's always nice to have the bath to yourself. It has a slight metallic smell. The water is so cloudy you can barely see your toes. The water is so muddy it's almost a shame to waste it. The beautiful garden and Mt. Iwaki are obscured by the blinds. It's a shame to waste it. Just take a bath and have a meal! It's great that they only charge 300 yen in this day and age. The water quality is also satisfactory. If you like older hot springs, this is a must-try!