Iki Retreat Kairi Murakami

Good to experience Japanese onsen (hot spring bath) ryokan (hotel)

How to takea Japanese-style hot bath at an onsen(hot spring) 1. Preliminary washingQuickly wash yourself first before entering the bath. Entering the bath can physically burden you because of the water's high temperature. Before entering, pour hot water on yourself, starting with parts of the body far from the heart and gradually approaching the chest area so that you get used to the temperature of the hot water. 2. BathingEnter the bathtub slowly so as not to disturb fellow bathers. Soaking in hot water for a long time can make you sick. Remember to get out after an appropriate length of time. 3. WashingBe sure to wash yourself in a way that does not disturb people around you. Rinse the water bucket or stool that you have used with hot water, and return them where you found them. 4. FinallyTry to dry yourself with your towel as much as possible before returning to the changing room.

The view, service, and hot water were wonderful. I was impressed that the towels were softer than ○ Riot and the absorption of water was great. The price will be reasonable, so I will dare to write down the reason for reducing one star. Both the open-air bath in the room and the open-air bath in the large communal bath are so close to each other that you can see them when there are people walking along the seaside alley. There is nothing to put on in the hall clothes, and the size is only M. It was early November, but the sea urchin I was looking forward to did not come out. It seems that it is not the season. The food was delicious.

When I heard that General Morita of Komatsu Yasuke in Kanazawa said that I couldn't forget the sea urchin dishes on the nautical mile, I wanted to go ... I went. Like a retreat, it is a perfect inn for jumping into extraordinary situations, soothing your mind and body, and relieving your daily stress and tiredness. Not just high class. There is a location, but the sea urchin, food, and hot springs were too good. The hot springs are fresh and foamy. There is a charge, but it is recommended because the private family bath is close to the source. Iki's red sea urchin, Bahun Untan, has a local reputation that the best one in Iki goes to Murakami, but all of them are delicious and do not disappoint. The room and space were full of wonderful things.

I had met my grandson only on the Web for Corona, but I stayed in a junior suite with my two families. The bedroom had a separate tatami living room and was a corner room, so I could see the sea. The semi-open-air bath with a room was able to enter slowly in a position that could not be seen from any room. The hot springs have strong salt and iron components at around 70 ° C, and there is little concern about infection through hot springs, so I'm glad I chose this place. I forgot the contact liquid, but the front desk provided a solution for sharing hardware and software. (I'm surprised and impressed with this) I was also impressed with the DVD. I enjoyed the Unicourse meal, but at that time, he gave me various consideration so that I could enjoy it with my 8-month-old grandson.