たかの温泉 神之瀬の湯





The hot water is slightly viscous, like a thin lotion. According to the sign, it's a circulating heating system until 5 PM, and then it becomes a free-flowing system at night.
This little-known hotspot has a high chance of spacious and relaxing, even on weekends! I used to go to Kimida Onsen a lot, but it was always crowded on weekends. 💦 …
The water here is thick and feels slippery on the skin, which is my favorite. Sometimes the chlorine smell is strong and disappointing, but that's part of the charm. …
It's small and cozy, and there are hardly any people there even though it's the evening of a three-day weekend. Apparently, it's mostly used by locals. …
The quality of the water was excellent! It warmed me right to the core! What's more, the staff were very kind and warmed my heart!
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