新潟市岩室健康増進センター（よりなれ／遊雁の湯）

The hot spring is open-air only, and the indoor bath is plain hot water. 500 yen is one of the cheapest hot springs in Niigata. Business hours end early The bath is small, but there are few customers, so it gives the impression that it is reserved whenever you go. The hall is also wide and good

I think there are many places that are inferior to the nearby one-day hot springs. However, if you have a bath towel and a face towel for 500 yen for an adult, I think it will be 5 stars.

I went there in the morning on weekdays. I went with a light feeling, but there are quite a few slopes. The receptionist is kind and pleasant. I am very happy to be able to take a hot spring with a bath towel for 500 yen. However, the bath is not very large. There are two indoor baths, but the indoor bath is just hot water. Only the open-air bath is a hot spring. Especially the open-air bath is small. When I went, there weren't many people, so I put it in slowly, but when it was crowded, it seemed uncomfortable. Sulfur scent? Also fine. Looks very good on the skin! You can use the hair dryer for free. Also, it seems that I can't use the rest area in Corona now. I was worried if there were many elderly people, but it seems that I can relax if I choose the time.

2 towels Bath towel with face towel for 500 yen. It's cheap. Niigata citizens over the age of 65 can take a bath for 300 yen. There are two indoor baths, boiling water and plain hot water, but the open-air bath is a hot spring. It's warm, but it warms well. Because it is cheap, it is crowded with elderly people. Isn't that the case on weekdays? It smells like sulfur and it's a hot spring! The open-air bath is a little small. It was good hot water. Comes with body soap and rinse-in shampoo.

The slope to go It may be difficult if it is a little narrow and there is snow. The open-air bath is narrow. But with good hot water, I warmed up to the core of my body. For 500 yen, towels and bath towels are also included, which is a great deal.

The admission fee of 500 yen including towels is very reasonable, and the open-air bath is a natural hot spring and the hot spring room is also very good! !! However, there are few washrooms and the bathtub is small. The washing place (5-6 seats) is full during the time I went There were about 5 people in the open-air bath, and I waited for a while in the indoor bath (boiling water). I highly recommend it if you have free time

At the foot of the Tenjinyama Castle Ruins Located on a hill overlooking the Iwamuro hot spring town, Niigata City Iwamuro Health Promotion Center One-day hot spring facility "Yorinare". House of old man resting in old Iwamuro village in 1970 It opened as "Shizukaso". After that, in 1995, the bath of Shizukaso was reborn as "Yugan no Yu Yori Nare", and after becoming Niigata City, it has been operating as "Niigata City Iwamuro Health Promotion Center" for citizens. .. [Admission fee] Adults ... 500 yen Those who live in the city and are 65 years old or older ... 300 yen * 2 towels included (Face towel, bath towel) [Hot spring facility business hours] 10: 00-20: 00 (last reception 19:30) 【closing day】 2nd and 4th Wednesday of every month If the above day is a holiday, it will be open normally, The next Thursday will be closed. June / September 4th Wednesday and Thursday December 29th-January 3rd There is a shoe box on the left side of the entrance, and you will pay the fee at the reception and get a locker key. (The receptionist's older sister is kind.) * Due to locker usage restrictions, for the time being The "rock bath" will be the men's bath and the "wooden bath" will be the women's bath. * The free break room cannot be used for the time being, but only the next waiting room can be used. * To avoid congestion, we will suspend the rental business of rental rooms. Soaps are also provided in the bathroom washroom, and the large bathtub of the indoor bath uses boiling water (tap water) for a little heat. The fairly small open-air bath uses a source (water), and you can see Mt. Matsutake (174m) from the open-air bath of "Iwaburo". From the cypress-made "wooden bath" open-air bath, you can overlook Mt. Kakuda (482m) and the Echigo Plain. The original Iwamuro No. 4 source has colorless and transparent black Yunohana settled, but the actual water that has been hydrated without the use of a circulation filtration device is slightly gray and transparent with a slight hydrogen sulfide odor and a slight oily odor. There is a feeling of kiss in the bath. After all, the presence of the sulfur spring is strong, so the open-air bath may be crowded. Since the amount of joint hot water distribution is limited, adding water to the hypertonic sulfur spring will make the hot water milder, which is good for preventing the elderly from hitting the hot water. The source name is Iwamuro No. 4 source. The spring quality is sulfur-containing-sodium / calcium-chloride spring. (Hypertonic weak alkaline high hot spring) Source temperature 52.2 ℃ Use position 42.0 ℃ PH 7.96 March 22, 2014 Analysis table (Ion concentration mg / kg) Li 0.4, Na 2844, K 36.3, Mg 10.8, Ca 1422, Sr 13.0, Ba 3.1, Al-, Mn 0.3, Fe2 0.2, NH4 5.9, F 2.7, Cl 6869, Br-, I 2.1, SO4 42.7, HCO3 103.7 , CO3 0.5, HS 33.3, S2O3-, HPO4 4.8, Metasilicic acid 30.9, metaboric acid 61.8, Free CO2 3.3, Free H2S 5.8, The total amount of ingredients excluding gas is 11490 mg / kg. Total sulfur 37.758 mg / kg. Information about hot springs. ・ Water is added to replenish the amount of hot springs. -It is heated to maintain a temperature suitable for bathing. -The circulation filtration device is not used. ・ No bath salts are used. ・ For hygiene management, we disinfect with chlorine-based chemicals. ・ It seems that bathtubs and pipes are disinfected to prevent the outbreak of Legionella bacteria.

The free-flowing source of the open-air bath is very good ~ I think it's hot for people who like lukewarm, so be careful when entering. And because it is isotonic, the hot spring ingredients easily enter the body through the skin, so it is easy to hit the water, so long baths are not good. It was the first time I saw such a poster, and I was a little scared. I like lukewarm, so I couldn't take a long bath, so it was okay. It was great to be able to sit on the drainboard and feel the breeze slowly to cool the hot body with the drainboards laid outside. The indoor bath is boiling water and is lukewarm. I can't help it, but I felt that the smell of chlorine was strong. Please take a look at the view from the parking lot. It was beautiful.