Takiminoyu

It's a pleasant hot water.

Original Text

It is a hot spring operated in the district. I visited on a holiday, but I think it's relatively vacant and a little-known spot. There is also a large free rest area where you can eat soba noodles.

Alkaline simple hot spring peculiar to this area

Original Text

pH9.1 It is an alkaline simple hot spring with source temperature 44.8 degrees. Like "Santa no Yu" in Hitachi Omiya City, there is a characteristic null feeling in alkaline hot springs. The spring temperature can be hot with a little wet eye, so it's just a good hot water for me. In the open-air bath, which is full if eight people enter, hot water is flowing down vigorously from the structure like a small waterfall, and I thought this was the origin of "Takimi no Yu". Well, you won't be convinced with this. (laughter) ...

Friendly hot springs

Original Text

I'm doing it from 8 am. １ time for 450 yen. １ People who have more than an hour had a different price setting, but one hour is enough. It is a common and safe inn. The receptionist was kind and polite, and the locals taking a bath were very friendly. Immediately after entering the dressing room. Pre-approval ３ name. Wash only the body and take a bath ～. Hmm? Very slimy and smooth ～. Good hot spring feeling ～. Immediately, the room is tired and goes to the open-air bath outside. No one is in a rental state! Cold ...

It's a perfect handmade feel.

Original Text

The inn and management of the building and baths were completed by the cooperation of the locals, and the faces of those people are attractive. "Can you stay without meals?" "Please come over." After going, "Please add a meal" and "It's a country dish." This is like there is nothing extra and the minimum thing is firmly. I like this style, Simple Is Best.

You made it by the locals?

Original Text

It's a little off the national highway, but it's cheap to find. Is it made by a local? It is a hot spring with a handmade feeling that you think, but it is cheap because there are indoor baths and open-air baths. What's unfortunate is that there's no waiting room.