野々市温泉スタンド

Next to the Nonoichi intersection. I had never noticed it before, but I found it on Google Maps. It's a gas station-style facility where you can get hot spring water, but I'm not sure why it was placed right in the middle of the intersection. Apparently, for 100 yen you get 100 liters of water at 37 degrees, but I wish there was a simple shower area. Apparently, you should mix a little into your home bath. Apparently, adding all the water will damage the pipes.

It costs 100 yen for 100 liters. A 20-liter plastic tank will fill up in 30 seconds, counting by your body clock. Boiling up a hot bath and adding 20 liters of hot spring water will make you feel like you're in a hot spring. Your skin will also become smoother, which is completely different from a normal bath. It's a facility I hope will continue for a long time.

It is also compatible with small nozzles (about the size of a plastic bottle). Smaller amounts are often available in smaller containers, so it's good for trial use. It might be a good idea to try a small amount first, instead of using it as a bath additive. Skin is honest.