Frontier Furanui Onsen

A very traditional Japanese hotel with tatami mats. Guests’ names will be written on the door to welcome them. The breakfast is good.

A hot spring inn with a nostalgic atmosphere reminiscent of an old public bath. This time I used it for a day trip bath. There are two types of hot spring baths, one heated to 31 degrees Celsius and one heated to 42 degrees Celsius, and a sauna. The source water was cold enough to be called hot water, but it was perfect for the midsummer heat, and I was able to soak in it for a long time, which relieved my fatigue and soothed me. Most of the customers around him were locals, and his wife and children enjoyed being able to talk to them in a friendly manner. I didn't have the courage to talk to him... It's great that everyone brings their own bathing goods and it becomes a place for local interaction. The bathing facilities are old and don't give a clean impression, so you may want to choose someone else. However, the price is low and you can interact with others and have a good experience.

A large photo of the late Kunie Tanaka is displayed at the entrance of the public bath. "Hot springs are great." It's a hot spring where you can meet Kunie Tanaka anytime.