Moniwa no Yu

A small hot spring at the northern end of Fukushima

Original Text

It is a municipal tachiyoriyu near the Surikamigawa Dam. There are open-air baths and showers, which are rare in stop-by hot springs around here. Although it is not a hot water characteristic of an alkaline simple spring, the atmosphere of the stalls was good and the price was 250 yen, which was a facility with a high satisfaction. By the way, the building was an image of a traveler's "kasa".

A small hot spring at the northern end of Fukushima

Original Text

It is a municipal tachiyoriyu near the Surikamigawa Dam. There are open-air baths and showers, which are rare in stop-by hot springs around here. Although it is not a hot water characteristic of an alkaline simple spring, the atmosphere of the stalls was good and the price was 250 yen, which was a facility with a high satisfaction. By the way, the building was an image of a traveler's "kasa".

I like it.

Original Text

This is good, I recommend it. The hot water is a circulating hot water with a chlorine odor, but the hot water poured into the bathtub seems to be a source of 100 ％. Unlike the hot water in the bathtub, it is soft and has a faint hot spring smell. There are no equipment such as shampoo, but I am not dissatisfied because it is only ２５０ yen and has an open-air bath. The indoor bath is simple, but the open-air bath is a rock bath and has a nice atmosphere. Overall, it's small, but clean ...

I like it.

Original Text

This is good, I recommend it. The hot water is a circulating hot water with a chlorine odor, but the hot water poured into the bathtub seems to be a source of 100 ％. Unlike the hot water in the bathtub, it is soft and has a faint hot spring smell. There are no equipment such as shampoo, but I am not dissatisfied because it is only ２５０ yen and has an open-air bath. The indoor bath is simple, but the open-air bath is a rock bath and has a nice atmosphere. Overall, it's small, but clean ...

Mowanoyu

Original Text

It is a municipal hot spring facility at the foot of the Surikamigawa Dam. I entered after the Lake Moniwa Marathon. It has a simple alkaline spring quality and has an indoor and open-air bath. It warmed up from the core.