ぬぐだまりの里 秘湯 八甲田温泉

The wood is made and the atmosphere is outstandingly good. Good view of the open-air bath In the ramune bath, air bubbles gather on the skin and it feels like the skin is smooth! However, the temperature of the water is lukewarm, so you can't go to the Ramune bath unless you change your clothes.

I thought it was a day trip bath specialty, but it is an inn with accommodation facilities. However, the facilities for staying and resting places are super Showa. It seems that there has been a long-term closure due to a malfunction of the facility, so I stopped by when only Ramune-no-Yu was open. The bathroom seemed to spend more money to maintain it than other places. However, the equipment and appearance are simple compared to the super public baths in the city and famous places in the neighborhood. However, it is difficult to say the beauty of hot water. The temperature is suitable for a long bath, and in Aomori, it is literally like ramune, with a small amount of carbonic acid, and of course there is no water flowing from the source. In the vicinity, there are many famous hot springs such as Sukayu, which is a yokozuna class (Is it too much to say Kirasei because it is scattered), but as soon as the hot water here is also named, there is a point. It is hard to recommend it because it looks ugly, but even if it is left out, it will be evaluated as a perfect score.

update I visited again on October 9th! I've been waiting for you. Ryujin no Yakata is reopening. Ryujin no Yu seems to have a different spring quality than before. Is it mixed with acid? I had a slightly different impression except for Motoyu, but I'm happy with it. Business hours 10: 00-17: 00 Last reception 16:00 The regular holidays in October 2008 were the 5th, 13th, 19th, and 26th. I think there will be changes, so I think you should check by phone before coming to the museum. From this month, only Ramune no Yu has resumed business! Bathing fee is 500 yen There is no shower, no currants, and no washroom, so you can only take a bath. Still worth entering. Sulfur carbonate hot water that is hard to find even in Tohoku. The acidity is also strong and sour. If you add sugar to this, it looks like Kirin Lemon will be made. Immediately after soaking in the slightly cloudy water, bubbles start to form, and after 1 minute, the bubbles are so good that they are covered with bubbles throughout the body as if they were wearing a bubble garment. I felt that the foam was better than before. There are big stones in the parking lot, so be careful of flat tires, especially if you do not have a spare tire. It will take a couple of hours on a road service car. By the way, a nail like a new one fell in the parking lot. Be careful of punctures. .. .. It is a hot spring that can be recommended from a comprehensive perspective, but after that it seems to be good or bad depending on the efforts of the inn.

Visited in late July. Only Ramune's hot water was available yet, but you can stay in it forever with just the right amount of hot water. On the day of the event, I entered the bathtub in a chartered state, and after a while, bubbles clung tightly all over my body, and I realized that I was really immersed in hot water containing a lot of carbon dioxide. The bathroom was open and the sliding doors in two directions outside were open, and the outside air was pleasant.

I finally reopened last summer, so I only entered Ramune no Yu. After about 3 months, it was closed again! ️ Still uncertain about resumption

The best hot spring I have ever been to. White and smooth. The open-air bath (motoyu) is full of openness and slowly warms you to the core of your body. You can relax the feeling of being surrounded by nature. It feels like there are many local regular customers, and the staff are cheerful. The atmosphere like a spa is good, and you will want to stay for a while.

Closed in May 2021

The first of our inn began to hot spring trip a few years ago, good at all. Starts really was good here in your inn. I would appreciate it. Still, travel, Tsuzukema be ~. I pray from the bottom of my heart.