Mizu




I mainly use the spa on weekends. The gentle water is relaxing and soothing. The staff are also very warm and welcoming. I often find energy in the conversations everyone has in the hall. Yanagawa is my mother's hometown. My mother has passed away, but everyone's words make me miss her. I'm grateful for all the fun times I have 😆🎵🎵 Thank you very much. I'll come again 🙌
The other day, we rented a mirrored room that looked like it might be used for dance lessons and practiced a play. It was nice and clean. I think there was a hot spring underneath.
The bathing fee was 410 yen. It was the cheapest in the area, but the water was great. Shampoo and body soap were also provided. After bathing, I took a nap in the large hall.
Even though it's in a regional city, it was a surprisingly spacious and comfortable hall!
It's a great place with various facilities like a bath and a library.
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