滝ノ上温泉 滝峡荘
It's basically open every day until the winter gates close. If no one has been in it for a while, it can get so hot you could get burned, so it's best to check the temperature by thoroughly stirring the baths, including the one for rinsing off, before getting in.
This time, we also visited Takisaso, which is a hot spring bath. Before the renovation, this was the only place we visited when visiting Takinoue Onsen, so it felt nostalgic. …
The water was hot, but the atmosphere was nice. However, there was a strong smell of stink bugs and they were stuck to the screen door, so I couldn't relax.
It was the middle of summer, so the water was one of the three hottest I've ever experienced. But it was a very pleasant bath. I hope they reopen. …
700 yen per bath, no shampoo or other services provided. This hot spring feels like a hidden hot spring. It's open until 5pm. …
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