清川村ふれあいセンター「別所の湯」

It doesn't have any awesome features, but it's free and you can relax. It feels like you can enjoy a relaxing atmosphere in a quiet location around the area.

A few minutes near the facility is a fairly narrow road, so be careful about speed when driving. It's not a hot spring, but I was able to relax. The open-air bath is small, but you can take it in a relaxed mood while looking at the forest. Since the parking lot is in front of and near the facility, it seems that a considerable number of cars can be parked.

I took a bath for the first time. There is a parking lot ? about 20 cars in front of the Fureai Center. The bathing fee is free for villagers only, 700 yen for adults and 400 yen for children other than villagers. However, if you are physically handicapped, you can get half the price if you show your notebook. In fact, the spring water used from the Tanzawa Mountains is used instead of the hot springs. Only the villagers are free, so I envy them, but there were many local elderly people. There is an open-air bath, a cold bath, a sauna, and a restaurant. The bath is warm and comfortable.

It's not a super public bath, it's different from a public bath ... what is it? It has a unique atmosphere. There was shampoo and so on, and there was a place to eat and a place to rest, so it's like a super public bath ... It was quiet and quiet, there were 4 to 5 people in the bath, but I was quietly and slowly taking in, even in the open-air bath, I could only see a quiet cedar forest. There was no flashy decoration in the indoor bath, and there were lots of stones on it. It is a quiet and calm atmosphere.

I visited in the morning on weekdays. I checked in advance and said that it was not a hot spring but a bath of Tanzawa spring water, which was about halfway between a super public bath and an ordinary public bath, so I didn't expect much and went with a feeling of trying things out. After entering a narrow road for a while from the main road, I arrived at the Fureai Center. It was a little past the opening time, but about 10 cars were already parked in the parking lot. There is a shoe box on the left side of the entrance, I took off my shoes, took off the temperature, bought a ticket from the vending machine, and headed for the bath, but when I was wandering around because it was not on the same floor, there was a restaurant and a karaoke room in the back. I don't know where it is. I got on the elevator in front of me, looked at the information board, and found that it was one floor down. After getting off the elevator, the right side was the women's bath and the left side was the men's bath. I passed through the curtain and entered the dressing room. It's a large dressing room, just like a hot spring inn. The bathroom was either a large bath or a washroom on the right side in front and a slightly smaller bath on the left side. I also saw an open-air bath in the back. There is also a sauna bath in front of the right side, which feels good. There were about 4 customers. I washed my body in the washing place, soaked in the bath, and after a while, I checked the temperature of the hot water to take a small bath, and it was quite low, so I thought it was a cold bath after the sauna, but in the sauna It was a warm temperature for a water bath. There was no choice but to go outside to the open-air bath, and there was a small-sized bath on the right side and a bowl-shaped bath made of pottery on the left side that could accommodate one person. The view of the open-air bath was outstanding. Mitsubatsuji is in full bloom in front of you, and you can enjoy the scenery like a satoyama in the back. Next, when I looked inside to enter the sauna, there were two customers. There is a limit to the number of people to prevent infection, and people wash their heads in the washroom again, and people come and go in the sauna bath, but I don't want to force myself into the bath with other people, so the open-air bath is a pottery bath. Aimed at. I tried to check the temperature of the pottery bath, but this was a cold water bath. The water bath for the sauna bath seems to have a two-stage temperature bath. I thought this would be unbearable for sauna lovers. I had no choice but to soak in the open-air bath and watch the sauna open, but I gave up on the sauna because of the alternate comings and goings. It was about an hour bathing time, but I enjoyed it enough. Finally, I massaged the soles of my feet and went home. The only villager in Kanagawa prefecture can use it for free. As long as the Kiyokawa villagers are envious.