出雲いりすの丘

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Large parking lot, beautiful open-air bath. The indoor bath is also spacious and beautiful. It's not that far from my house, so I go there occasionally. When I soaked up the heat in the open-air bath, it made me wish I had stayed in Japan. Also, the people working there are all very kind, and they check the temperature of the open-air bath. The open-air bath is wonderful on both sunny and rainy days. Recommended for everyone! It's 600 yen!

I do hot springs and grand golf. After that, the park is closed and the facilities are old, so it feels like a ruin. It might have been better if it had been like a natural park from the beginning, with only flowering trees, autumn leaves, and no maintenance costs. It would be difficult to build tourist facilities in depopulated areas.

A hidden gem in the mountains. Bathing fees are also cheap. The open-air bath is quite spacious and feels refreshing.

When I searched for hot springs for day trips, Bijin no Yu caught my eye and thought it would be good for sunburned skin, so I stopped by. There was a hot spring bath, an open-air bath, and a cascading hot spring bath. At this time, the adult bathing fee was ¥600. The temperature of the open-air bath was a little hot. A local person came in first, so I talked to him and we chatted about sightseeing spots and other things, and as I got my body used to the heat, I realized that the temperature was about 47 degrees Celsius...it must be hot (^o^;) Once I got used to it, I took a bath and it felt good on my skin. I went in and out repeatedly and soaked in the hot water to soothe my stiff shoulders. At the end, I took a bath in the water and it felt really good.