宮田温泉保養所
Although it looks rundown, it's a local community hot spring, and there were many locals there. Apparently, the hot spring usually has a pleasantly lukewarm temperature, but that day, an elderly local woman who was there said it was too hot …
The free-flowing hot spring water retains its old-fashioned charm and is beloved by the locals. The only downside is the uneven terrain and the slightly confusing layout for visitors from out of town. …
The shower doesn't have much power, but the hot water is great. When I got in, my skin felt slippery, and even after I got out, the water remained warm for a while, warming me from the inside out. …
I love hot springs with this kind of atmosphere. It's apparently a rare bicarbonate spring, and I really liked it. The water is smooth and lovely. …
Bathing fee: 500 yen Only one indoor bath. …
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