千寿温泉






I assumed Nagayu Onsen was a carbonated spring, but when I went in, I found that it was a rich, dark brown hot spring rich in calcium and iron. Unlike carbonated springs, the water doesn't cool down quickly, and the temperature is just right, warming you from the inside out. I was grateful to be able to take a bath for just 100 yen.
This hot spring is located along Prefectural Road 30. There is ample parking. The price is an astonishing 100 yen! There is a payment box in front of the reception. There is a toilet, but it is outside the changing room, so please use it …
A hot spring that costs just 100 yen! Well, it's only 100 yen, so it would be rude to comment on the appearance or facilities. But for this price you can enjoy free-flowing hot spring water, so it's good value for money. …
It's the cheapest in Nagayu at 100 yen, but the others are 150-300 yen and the spring quality is roughly the same. The facilities are different for the 150/200 yen and 300 yen groups. …
There's no shampoo or anything, not even a shower. Just a bathtub. But that's what's great about it! The water is carbonated, and best of all, it only costs 100 yen to enter.
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