別所温泉

In addition to being able to take a bath for 440 yen, this is a target facility for Kaga Onsenkyo Passport. There is no locker for shampoo, soap and dressing room. There is an open-air bath and a hot spring is also available. There are a lot of washing places, but the temperature of both Kallang and shower cannot be adjusted. The hot spring was nice to the employees.

There is no shampoo or soap, so if you forget it, you can buy it there, but be careful not to forget it. My body was very warm and it was a very comfortable bath. It's a little distance, but it's a repeater. ?

(First visit on December 2020) Even though it is daytime on weekdays, local elderly people come to the store one after another. Since it is Yamashiro Onsen, there are many other day trip hot springs, but the fact that everyone can come here is proof that the hot springs here are very good. If you show your JAF membership card, you will get one hot spring egg made at this hot spring.

I was told not to come anymore just because I was attending the nursery school where Corona came out, even though my child had no contact with me. Even though the temperature measurement installed when I entered the store was normal. And many other customers enter without measuring the temperature. So even if you have a fever, you can put it in. In fact, people who are coughing are also taking a bath. Also, he told me not to come because it's just atopic, it's dirty, and it's transferred to people. The shopkeeper has a lot of prejudice. Speaking of complaints, why don't you come? They said. In winter, the dressing room is cold as if it is air-conditioned, so my body gets cold immediately.

The hot spring eggs here, super horses, delicious tastes vary from person to person, so please ask half the story. No, it ’s delicious ww The faint scent of hydrogen sulfide sets it apart from the artificial hot spring eggs made at home and in stores. Ah, this is this hot spring egg I heard that the expiration date is about 2 weeks at room temperature (I heard it in summer w) It's also good as a souvenir.

It is a little-known hot spring facility in a peaceful residential area. The open-air bath is the source. It warmed up with very good hot water. However, the equipment is old and the shower head is fixed. There are several movable showers. Also, the chairs are so low that I think they are for children. I think those with bad knees are tough. And the hair dryer is 10 yen per minute, which is quite expensive. Or rather, pay now? Since the safe is outside, it is quite difficult (； ´∀ ｀) There are two types of hot spring eggs, and I ate and compared them. They were both delicious. The receptionist is also a nice person.

The hot water is smooth, tasteless and odorless, the indoor bath is wide and 8 tatami mats, maybe a little wider, a square bath, 41-42 degrees or a little hot. There are two wall-mounted vibras. There is an open air of about 2 tatami mats. Sauna 90-100 degrees, 2 steps, up to 4 people, be careful such as wrapping a towel around your face to prevent infection. Experience a water bath 16 to 17 degrees Celsius (It's a temperature that is said to be a little lukewarm.) There are no chairs for outdoor air baths. There are many washrooms and showers are fixed. There is a curan. At the doorway, there is a hot water with a hose that runs warm water under your feet for a clean feeling. The drinking fountain is an upward faucet, a type like that in a park. There are no lockers and baskets at the dressing room. There is a valuables locker in the reception lobby, which is free of charge and can be attached to your hands with rubber that stops your hair. The interior is like a local community center. Do you have 3 baths? (I feel like there was another bath for men and women.) No shampoo etc. Can be purchased at the reception. A bathing fee of 460 yen and a hot spring tour card (800 yen allows you to take a bath in 3 places) are eligible. The price of 10 hot spring eggs is about 100 yen cheaper than buying around Soyu. The taste is not outstanding, but it is usually delicious. He said that he could store it for two weeks when he came to the store in November. The label on the back says that it should be refrigerated. I didn't see the period until the expiration date. I should have bought a box for protein supplementation while traveling. There is a large parking lot and a smoking area. The nearest bus stop is Bessho-cho, but the number is small (the first one shows the bus stop photo, the signboard at the hot spring entrance can be seen in the back, the second one is the bus stop timetable, and the direction to the station is one per day). The Niten bus stop is the next closest. The number of buses is large. (Folding the Nitenmachi intersection, the 4th photo shows the side of Komeri. Going to 5, 6 and 7, climbing the 7th stairs leads to the 8th photo, and the bus stop in front of you. 9th The eyes are the timetable of Niten.) Besshocho bus stop is a 1-2 minute walk from the hot spring, and Niten is an 8-10 minute walk. I walked for 15 to 25 minutes from the south exit of Yamashiro Onsen, which has a solid road, but the Niten bus stop is better. It was raining so I was worried about my feet, but the asphalt pavement is large enough to accommodate two cars. It's enough to walk in the rain during the day. There is no sidewalk. From the south exit, the sidewalk is solid and safe, but it's far. I think it's nice to have some convenience stores along the way. It was the first Yamashiro hot spring. It's in a residential area, so there's no sense of seclusion or speciality. We have everything you need for hot springs and public baths. I am an honor student. I envy the residents in the neighborhood.

It is a public bath centered on local customers. You can bring shampoo, body soap, etc. or buy them if you don't have them. It's small, but the indoor bath, open-air bath, and sauna are all good. There are two women's baths, and the second one can be bathed after 15:00. Show your JAF membership card for hot spring egg service. There is also a stamp card, and you can get hot spring eggs with 10 and 20 stamps. The hot spring eggs here are delicious.