武雄温泉㈱殿様湯






It was described as Takeo Onsen's family bath, and you are shown to either the Lord's Bath or the Chief Retainer's Bath, whichever is available, in the order you arrive. I didn't want to wait, so I went in the Chief Retainer's Bath, but I …
I live in Saga City, but occasionally make the 1-hour drive to Takeo Onsen. I imagine not many local residents have had the chance to try the Tonosama no Yu, a bath worth soaking in at least once. Unlike other baths, it's a free-flowing …
I used the bath for 3,800 yen for one hour on a weekday. I thought it was expensive, but it was great to be able to use the cultural property and to have a Japanese-style room for resting. The water was lukewarm, which I liked. It was a …
The Tonosamayu bath, with its long history, is exceptional. The water is thick and very pleasant. There is also a waiting room, so you can spend a special time there.
I used the Lord's Bath. The atmosphere was nice, and although the water was hot, it made my skin smooth.
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