大阪屋

One-day bathing 700 yen The spring quality is strongly acidic and very warm. There are an indoor bath and an open-air bath, and the open-air bath is quite large. It wasn't cleaned very well and there were some leaves and sand in the bath, so I can't recommend it to anyone who cares. Since it is fed directly from the source, I think it is a hot spring quality that will definitely be liked by hot spring lovers. The spring temperature was not too warm and it was just right.

We stopped by on the way back from Fukushima Takayu Onsen. I visited the mountain road and tunnel because it was as acidic as Shikanoyu in Tochigi. Perhaps it was a weekday, there were no other passengers and I was able to fully enjoy it in a chartered state ✨ There is also a cave bath in the large open-air bath, and hot water springs out. There was no one, so it was a very sour source when I tasted it. There isn't much sulfur odor, but please be aware that if you don't wash it well, the clothes will have a sulfur odor and you won't be able to remove it no matter how many times you wash. I personally washed it 5 times and finally it didn't bother me ...

For day trips. 700 yen. The spring quality is acidic, sulfur-containing-calcium, aluminum-sulfate, chloride spring. What a delicious taste like lemon vinegar! Slight sulfur odor, almost colorless sprue, bathtub slightly bluish white turbid color. The first impression is "Smooth!" Does it contain silk protein? Silky enough to think. (Of course, such a thing is not included) The strong acidity of ph2.1 does not cause irritation, probably because of the abundance of chloride spring, which has the effect of coating the skin, and metasilicic acid, which is the source of beautiful skin. Since the hot water is drawn 6km from the source, it may be mild due to some oxidation before reaching the sprue ... This is suitable for girls. The feeling of bath is soft and the feeling after bath is moist. Furthermore, the sulfur content decomposes melanin. The uncle at the front desk said, "If you take a beautiful hot spring (open-air bath), when you go home, it will change as much as" Who? "!", But that's not a lie! If you experience dryness or rough skin at the turn of the season, you can feel the effect with a single bath. If you have chronic dry skin, you can expect a synergistic effect if you take care with a hydrophilic cream after bathing. (Oil-based products such as vaseline may irritate the skin.) The amount of gushing is 13,400 liters per minute, which is the largest amount of gushing in Japan as a single source. This bath is also flowing from the source. The hall is decorated with period chests and other items, creating an atmosphere. A lift is installed on the stairs, so even people who have difficulty climbing up and down can use it.

I booked this inn without meals by looking at the pictures of the open-air bath. The room has a TV, refrigerator, toilet and electronic kettle. There is also a kotatsu, so I'm happy in winter. The building itself is old, but the cleaning was neat. The open-air bath I expected was wider than I had imagined and was large enough to accommodate more than 50 people. The color is emerald green + slightly cloudy. It doesn't smell so much, but it has a very strong acidity, so I think it's good for sterilizing the skin. It's a little lukewarm, so you can put it in leisurely. There is also a cave bath, so you can enjoy it a lot. The indoor bath is small and the temperature is high. I think it will be very warm in winter. It's hard to understand, but you can go directly from the indoor bath to the open-air bath. However, since the stairs are steep, it may be better to use the dressing room dedicated to the open-air bath at night. It seems that women cannot go directly from the indoor bath. The structure is difficult to understand, so it would be nice to have a manual. The old man at the customer service front is not good enough. The young man was good. The open-air bath is the largest in this area, and although I have been in various hot springs so far, it ranks high. There is a set meal shop nearby, so you don't have to worry about eating without meals. If you have a car, you can enjoy the taste of autumn in the surrounding area.

Two toddlers and four people stayed in the gap of heavy snowfall. Anyway, an inn with a good bath and rice. Staying from Sunday to Monday, there are no other guests, so it's reserved! From night to early morning, the family could take an open-air bath for both men and women, which was a valuable experience. (On the other hand, it seemed that I was waiting for the start and end of the meal, so I was more careful ...) The bath is a free-flowing hot spring, milky white sulfur spring, no water or heating. I'm atopic and full of small scratches, but it's still very warm and smooth. It's white as if you put too much medicinal water and bath salts, but it's amazing because it's said that it naturally springs up. I can't wait. You can't see your feet at all, so be careful of steps and rocks. It would be nice to have a warning. Also, the fallen leaves are quite sunk, and it's a shame because I can't see them. Also, as I knew from the review, the stairs from the men's indoor bath to the open-air bath are hard to notice at first sight. There is a sign called "Yumeyu" on the outdoor side. Meals are served in the hearth (up to 4 groups?). The dinner with a lot of local dishes is delicious and the volume is amazing. Kozuyu, horse sashimi, tempura, sweetfish and shrimp hearth grilled, peony pot! All go well with sake. In addition, rice balls and mandarins were served as a midnight snack, and all of them were really delicious, but the amount was too much to eat. There is no problem with customer service in general. It's not like a luxury hot spring inn, but the young proprietress was friendly and easy to ask for. The equipment was old but clean enough and I didn't think it was filthy. However, the corridor is terribly cold. It may be difficult to keep the whole building warm due to the season and region, but I'm glad that the flow line to the bath and the dining venue is warm (maybe I didn't attach much because it was a set). This time (chartered) I was allowed to go through the room (110) in front of the open-air bath, but depending on the room, I may have to walk quite a bit on the stairs and corridors. There is a stair lift. (In reaction to that, the hot springs, hearth, and kotatsu in the room have the effect of feeling blissful.) The reservation site said that there was a baby bath, but it wasn't actually there, and there was no baby cot in the dressing room. Even in the hearth at the time of meal, when I was in trouble because I could not sit the baby, I was able to take out one child chair, but it seems that there are not many. It's not baby-friendly, but it was reserved so I managed to get it. The food and the quality of the spring itself are perfect. It would be a very satisfying inn if the price was a little cheaper due to the old facilities and minor dissatisfaction points. (Since it was completely reserved, I took a few pictures of the bath. It's cold, but winter is the best.)

I stayed overnight in December. I have been to Kurikoma Sanso, Tamagawa Onsen, and Sukawa Kougen Onsen in Iwate for sour hot water. Speaking of sourness, Sukawa Kougen is on the top, but the color of the hot water was the milky white color that Osakaya liked. I am satisfied with the many Yunohana. The dishes are wild boar pot, horse sashimi, etc. in the hearth. I was satisfied, but the breakfast was a little delicate. It is a pity that many leaves were sunk in the open-air bath. Also, I'm worried about heat shock because it's cold. The delicate distance from the dressing room to the hot water after taking off the yukata was cold and frozen at this time of year. The women's bath has a cover in the dressing area, so you can put it in the yukata without getting wet even in a snowstorm, but the men's bath didn't seem to have it. Postscript, I learned that I could go directly from the men's bath to the open-air bath on my way home! My companion said that I wish I had told him first. Someone wrote in the word of mouth, but the comforter was short and my legs came out. The height is 167 cm, so it is bigger for females, but for men, the legs may get cold. The dressing area of ​​the indoor bath has a stove and it is warm, but no one pushes the extension, so it was almost cold when I went to the indoor bath. And the shower didn't turn into hot water easily, so I had to put out MAX hot water on the handle to get hot water. The quality of the hot water was as good as the open-air bath. The atmosphere was like going to a grandma's house in the countryside, and I missed the kotatsu cover in the room. * It's okay to spill juice. I thought I'd go next time in autumn.