Muraoka Onsen - Mikata District

Free parking (in front of you) A hot spring loved by locals, not for sightseeing. It's an ordinary hot spring, but the hot spring is clean because it's a free-flowing hot spring. The hot water is mellow. There is no open-air bath.

It is close to the best quality of hot water for me. Hair dryer and body soap are fully equipped! Also a massage machine. You can feel the softness of the hot water immediately after taking a bath. If there are more parking lots and an open-air bath! is not it! It's a recommended hot spring! It's been a while since I was able to visit, but infection control measures have been taken so that you can take a bath with peace of mind. If the number of parking lots is increasing and you can pass through the narrow part of the approach road from the national highway, even a fairly large car can be parked. In a place where you can relax and enjoy the hot springs, you can relax completely.

On the way to Hoshinosogen Campground, I stopped by because I was curious. There is a sign on the road. It's located at the end of a narrow alley in a residential area, but if you're new to it, you may be a little lost, but you can see the building, so it's okay if you pay attention to the passage of nearby residents. The width of the road does not pass by an oncoming vehicle, but it is not so narrow, so I think you can evacuate. There are more than 10 parking lots near the store, and they are just a short distance away, so I don't think you will have a hard time parking. 500 yen for adults and 100 yen for JAF members. Towels are sold for 250 yen, and hot spring towels are reused both at camp and at home, but the towel cloth here is my favorite and is solid. There are 15 lockers and a similar number of security boxes, and you can borrow a key at the reception and use it for free. There are 13 men's baths in the washing area, which are locked and free of charge, but theft of valuables is at your own risk. The bathhouse seems to be the limit if there are about 4 to 6 adults in the recent social distance. I visited the camp twice for consecutive nights, and even with about 5 people using it, I feel that everyone could use the bathtub for some reason without having to take a long bath. There is no outdoor bath, but there is a bench in the garden for cooling. There is a hair dryer and body soap. Shampoo and conditioner are sold or brought in. There are no other amenities. The dressing room is kept very clean, depending on the user's aftermath. It's not a big bath, so it doesn't seem to be disturbed, and is it a regular? I feel that it is often used by people who are used to it. Since I entered twice, the feeling that my skin became slippery was particularly strong on the second day, and the temperature was 40 to 42 degrees, which was suitable for me and was comfortable. The bathtub has a wide range of scaffolding that even children can use, and a step that allows adults to sit in the cold water. The hot springs are simple hot springs and are not turbid, so you can put them in with confidence. Drinking water is sold in the rest area at the vending machine, and ice cream is sold at the reception desk in the dedicated freezer. I think the air conditioner works on hot days, but it was cool enough to open the windows for both days, so I borrowed a fan to cool it down. There were also 3 massage machines for a fee. It's not a big hot spring, but it seems that truck drivers also drop in at the nearby cafeteria, so you can't see the area near the entrance, but I think it's a hot spring that you can easily drop in.

Only the indoor bath, only the body soap, is a local public bath rather than a tourist facility, but the temperature of the hot spring pumped from 1000m underground is 41-42 degrees. An abundant hot spring of 250 liters per minute, which does not have any disinfectant odor, is constantly poured and overflows from the edge of the bathtub. My body warmed up warmly.

The parking lot is large and the facilities are clean. Even if you come empty-handed, there are shampoo towels. The hot spring water is a little lukewarm, but it feels great.

A little Kunekune from Route 9. No chlorine odor. Shower pressure and temperature rise firmly. The hot spring itself is not hot. usually. I don't smell it. No open-air bath. There is a chair outside.