畑冷泉

It felt like my heart was at peace. You can get water for 100 yen each time, but it is better to bring your own container. It says it's a container department, but there's no one there.

This is a famous sauna spot that is only open during the summer. There is only a sauna and a cold bath, but you can spend a pleasant time there.

I left Jono station this time at 10:04? I was planning to take a train to Nakatsu, so I got on the train at 11 o'clock, but then I waited for an hour at Buzen Matsue Station for the bus bound for Hata Reisen. There is usually only one train per hour, and if you delay one train, you will have to wait another hour, so we recommend checking the timetables carefully. The sauna and cold spring definitely feel good, and the spring water is also very delicious. Containers to hold spring water were sold in a shed next to the spring, but when I saw them, there was no one to buy them.

There is only a sauna, a large cold bath, and 6 washing areas. The steam in the mist sauna is so strong that you can't tell if it's empty unless you're very close to it, which can be quite awkward for beginners. I think it's for experts with a sauna. I only use saunas when I feel like it, so I didn't really know how good it was, so I gave this rating, but I think it's probably a satisfactory facility with a sauna.

Traveling around Japan with a camping trailer (*˙˘˙)♡ About 10 minutes from the roadside station Okoshikake. The parking lot is quite large and you can park normally! There were quite a few locals coming in and out. A kind old man approached me, and I felt that it was a kind town (*ᴗˬᴗ)⁾ Donate 100 yen for each faucet. If you use two, it will cost 200 yen! It was a wonderful place with a shrine! There was also a toilet, although I didn't use it! It looks pretty nice from the outside.