天然温泉健康ランド 華の湯（宿泊者のみ利用可）

Prices start from 600 yen on weekdays and 850 yen on weekends and holidays, with a slight increase if you add a towel and indoor wear. There are coin-free shoe lockers and lockers. You can pay with your wristband, but for some reason you'll be asked to take a receipt when you leave the restaurant. The building is large as it's attached to a hotel, but there are clear signs so you shouldn't get lost. Shampoo, body soap, cotton swabs, and razors are also provided. The hot spring water was slightly viscous and had nice water. There is one indoor bath, one large and one small, and two outdoor baths, one of which is cave-like. You can also see a little bit of the ocean. There are no jets or electric baths. The sauna has a rather impressive name, "Phoenix." I peeked inside with high hopes, but my expectations were dashed; the capacity was only about 4.5 people... Furthermore, the TV wasn't positioned directly in front of me, so the profile of a stranger was blocking my view, making it very difficult to see, both physically and psychologically. The cold bath was quite cold. The dining area offered 90 minutes of all-you-can-drink for 1,500 yen. It was self-service, but there was a wide selection to enjoy. I was happy to see that they had strong carbonated drinks. There was a fairly wide selection of manga, with a great selection of seinen manga. In other stores, the manga section often doesn't have the manga I want to read, but this was different. You could access the manga section without wearing the in-house clothing. I was curious to read the rest of the manga, so I went two days in a row. On the second day, I ordered a set that included in-house clothing, a towel, and lunch. The meat grilled on the hot plate was delicious. The relaxation corners are separated by gender and not very spacious, but it's more comfortable if you want to read manga for a long time.

I visited with a bathing plan that included lunch. It's been ages since the hotel changed its name. The hot spring hasn't changed, but the changing rooms and other areas have been cleaned up. It was 1,800 yen on a weekday. On holidays, it's 2,000 yen. There are five lunch options, and you can choose one at the front desk. You enter the hotel and are given a bath towel, towel, and indoor wear (a Japanese-style top and bottom). You can then head straight to the restaurant on the fourth floor. First, I took a bath. The water around Aoshima is of excellent quality, leaving my skin smooth and silky. For lunch, I had a seafood bowl—the sashimi was so fresh! It was absolutely delicious.

Is the water seawater? Maybe it's a mixture? It's a little salty, but the thick water is great. The sauna is a little small and the TV is in a bad position, but the cold bath is a very nice 19 degrees. The open-air bath is currently under renovation, so it's difficult to bathe in the open air, but it was nice when I could relax in the chairs outside. It's such a shame that from April it will only be available to guests staying at the hotel 😭

800 yen. I thought this price was a bit expensive. The quality of the water is not bad and there is an open-air bath. It was close to my house, but I didn't go there often. Because there was a hot spring that I liked more. If you are staying in Aoshima, it is easily accessible. The advantage is that it is open until 11 p.m.

It feels like a local health resort. Outside the prefecture, entry costs 440 yen. We walked through the maze-like corridors to the bath area. There was a walking bath in the large bath, and a 37°C bath instead of a cold bath. There was also a cold shower and a sauna. The water was free-flowing and clean, so it warmed us up.