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Based on the men's bath, the bath is very spacious and comfortable. The view from the window feels like you're in an open-air bath. Despite being a 20-year-old facility, it's well-maintained. Only 5,000 won. The smell of feces from the livestock shed near the entrance is a downside, so I deducted one star. My wife, who went with me, also raved about the water. Of all the hot springs and saunas I've been to nearby, this is "very good."

It boasts overwhelmingly excellent water quality. While the facilities may not be state-of-the-art or fancy, they are clean and comfortable enough to provide a comfortable stay. In terms of water quality alone, I believe it's the best in the country. I believe it combines the best of all hot springs, including sulfur and alkaline hot springs. I highly recommend it.

The secluded location makes transportation inconvenient, but the parking lot is spacious and the interior is also spacious, allowing you to enjoy the surrounding scenery while bathing. The water quality is good, but it's a bit disappointing that it seems to have been mixed with a chemical to make it feel smooth.

I like the water so much I go there regardless of the facilities, so I don't really dislike anything. But on cloudy days, the smell of pig feces was so strong that it made me frown. The staff were friendly, too, so I'm quite satisfied.^^

The water is so nice. The bathroom is spacious and the three gentlemen are friendly. Even though the facilities are old, I highly recommend it. The water is really nice. After taking a bath, I highly recommend it for a summer getaway.