Yanai Kenko Yota Hot Spring






I had been interested in it for a while, and yesterday I went for the first time. I was able to relax both physically and mentally. It seemed like there were quite a few regulars. It had a homey feel to it, and I really liked it. I would also like to bring my grandchildren here from time to time. Thank you very much.
It's not as flashy as those in urban areas, but it's perfectly adequate for warming up! For a 520 yen entrance fee, I think it's pretty good! Opening hours on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays are until 8 PM. (Is the Friday crowd level slightly inaccurate?!)
●Memories of the Smell of Chlorine It's not a particularly large bath. But there aren't many people there, so it might be a nice place to take a quick dip. …
It was 680 yen including the sauna. Not bad, I guess? The location is a little hard to find. Trucks up to 4 tons can fit in, but 10 tons won't.
Hot water, medicinal bath, cold bath, sauna Open-air bathing available (right side) The men's and women's baths are replaced weekly …
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