Wellness Center Shariki Hot Spring






The price went up to 350 yen on January 27, 2024. The parking lot is spacious and easy to park in for day visitors. There's also a restaurant and soft drinks are available from 11:00 to 14:00. There are no tables in the lobby, so you eat at the tables in the tatami room. There's no bathing ticket machine, and the receptionist verbally tells you it's 320 yen, so you pay in cash. The price is displayed next to the reception counter, not directly visible from the entrance. The changing room is spacious, with 16 basket shelves and lockers with locks. Items like obi and kimono fabric are displayed on the walls. The bathroom has a high ceiling, 10 faucets with partitions, 13 faucets without partitions, and 2 standing faucets. There's a sauna, 1 cold bath, 3 jetted reclining baths, 2 regular reclining baths, and 2 waterfall baths (currently being adjusted). The general bathtub has a whirlpool bath (around 42 degrees Celsius), and a hot bath (around 43 degrees Celsius). The sign on the way to the facility is old and the writing is starting to fade.
I started bathing at 11 AM. There were only a few other people there, so I thought I could relax. I washed my body in the shower, soaked in the tub, and thought I'd take a quick sauna break. (^-^) There was no one in the sauna, which can fit 10 people. I sat in the middle of the first level of the two-level space. After a while, someone came in and sat on the second level, right behind me. Why was it so empty...? I was wondering why. Then he sat down again and started wringing out the towel. The water hit my back... After a while, he wrung out the towel again. The water hit me... I couldn't help but think that this was harassment. I immediately left the sauna. I washed my body again, but I couldn't wash away the unpleasant experience. Just like the other day, I'm a local regular at My Ego Rules. I want them to stop.
The water tasted salty when licked, and although it was apparently disinfected with chlorine, the smell was barely noticeable. The bathroom has an oval-shaped bathtub divided into two sections: a small one with hot water and a large one with a comfortable temperature. There are also two reclining baths, three half-body baths, a sauna, a cold bath, and two waterfall baths (currently out of order). There are approximately 20 shower-combined faucets. No amenities. Price: ¥350 Dozens of 🅿 showers available. Water quality: ★★★★☆ Price: ★★★★☆ Service: ★★★☆☆ Facilities: ★★★☆☆
Local Hot spring that is actually from the earth. It’s around 200 yen to enter. Male and Female are seperated. Mostly older people. Has sauna, and the water is very hot. They also have the cold water to help cool you down. They have a waiting area with vending machines, and massage chairs. Nice place to stop, since it’s in the middle of nowhere. Would recommend, since the price is so cheap.
I stopped by after a fishing trip. It's convenient that the entrance fee for adults is only 350 yen, considering the price of a public bath. You pay at the counter, not through a ticket machine. There are many washing areas, as well as a warm bath, a hot bath, a half-body bath, a sauna, and a cold bath. Light snacks are also available in the rest area.
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