かざし温泉

The temperature is just right and the rest room is quiet and the beer is cheap.

The open-air bath is hot for the time being ♨️? The indoor bath is also hot. It came out in 20 minutes. For 550 yen, there are jet baths and saunas, so let's say it's okay.

It is used exclusively for the purpose of entering the sauna, but there are also a jacuzzi, an open-air rock bath, and a high-concentration radon hot spring. If the water temperature in the water bath is lower, it will be 5 stars, but ... ?

Price: Adults 550 yen, Children 220 yen Other than cash: None Dressing area: Approximately 60 pieces, locker key can be exchanged for shoe box key (shoe box locker 100 yen return type) Radon: 50.5 Mache / kg pH: 6.8 Washing area: 11 pieces, shampoo and body soap available Open-air bath: Yes, there is a TV Sauna: Temperature unknown, about 8 people, with TV Water bath: Temperature unknown Dining room: None

A radon hot spring that was discovered by the road and stopped by without hesitation. I love radon. It was only local people, but I put it in without care. There is an electric bath for the first time in a long time, and the water bath is the best. I was impressed with how to make an open-air bath with radon in mind. There was a large tatami chair in the open-air bath, so we had a great time sleeping and looking at the blue sky. There was a udon shop on the premises, but it was a shame that I couldn't eat it because it was closed on the way home.

it was good. The equipment is old but well cleaned and clean. The minus point is that the radio waves in the building are weak (au).

I often go to hot springs, but it's not so hot, but it's not a constant temperature and it depends on the motivation of the temperature that you may feel null. Although it is not large, there is a sauna and water / open-air bath, and although the dressing room does not feel small, it is a pity that Oba-chan is packed. The bath is on the upper floor, there are massages, TVs and souvenirs on the lower floor, and the vending machine is only dairy milk, and there are several kinds of fruit milk.

Here, "Kazashi Onsen" is on the left side of the road when you go on Route 32 from Enza, Takamatsu City to Kotohira. It is also famous for "Radon's hot springs", but since it is a pink three-story building, you can easily see it from a distance. Arrived today at 14:30. It was a weekday, but quite a few cars are parked. It looks like a popular hot spring. I entered the store immediately, but if you buy a bathing ticket at the ticket vending machine, it costs 550 yen per person, which is a fairly reasonable price. There is a large LCD TV and chairs in front of the front desk, and juice vending machines and ice cream are also sold. There is also a massage room, a free break room, and a smoking room next door, which is quite convenient. There is also a beer vending machine in the free break room, and I think it's delicious to drink after the bath (I'm sorry I'm driving a car, but I can't drink beer !! ). Also, many beckoning cats and Hanshin Tigers goods are displayed. I think it's a good hot spring for Hanshin fans. There are stairs and an elevator, so go upstairs and take a bath immediately. As with the changing rooms, large communal baths, and saunas, I felt that there were quite a few elderly local customers. There is also a smoking room in one area of ​​the changing room. When you enter the "large communal bath", it is quite large, and when you look out from the window, you can see the cars running on the national highway. Does the car light and tail light look better at night than at daytime? As mentioned in other people's reviews, it's a fairly hot hot spring, but I like hot baths, so I think I'll love this hot spring quite a bit. Next, I went to the outside "open-air bath", but it's a little disappointing that the view is not so good, but it is highly appreciated that there are chairs, tripods, TV, and a goza stand where you can sleep. is. The sauna room is quite large and you can watch TV. After all, I went back and forth between the "large communal bath" ⇔ "open-air bath" ⇔ "sauna" and "eat cold ice cream while watching TV in the lobby on the 1st floor". I just stayed for a long time, and I repeated the round trip between "large bath" ⇔ "open-air bath" ⇔ "sauna", and about 2 hours passed in a blink of an eye. I wish I could drink beer with this. Anyway, it's also in the neon lights outside, but it's a "hot spring where you can easily stop by" !!