Yu-no-Sato Keisen

Japanese guesthouse with very helpful staff. Rustic traditional Japanese food and communal Onsen. Many people from the neighboring areas also come to use the Onsen.

I went after climbing the mountain. It was good hot water 🥰 There are 7 washrooms, including an indoor bath, an open-air bath, a sauna, and a freshwater bath. You can see the autumn leaves from the open-air bath of the women's bath! Equipment includes body soap and rinse in shampoo. There are two hair dryers to dry your hair!

Since it also serves as a day trip hot spring, there are people who go on a day trip early, so it seems better to take a bath late. I thought I would go to the open air, but I gave up because the water temperature was low and I was likely to catch a cold. This is an inn in the mountains. There were several types of supper and the amount set. I'm sorry I didn't have a hairbrush. It was a hand comb because I thought it was there (laughs) I would like you to take a little more hygiene and care for the equipment of the facility.

There are indoor baths, saunas, open-air baths, acupoint baths, and cold baths. The acupoint bath at the source smelled of sulfur. It was very good. Is it a hot spring for locals to relax? When a stranger comes I'm gone to avoid it in a hurry. That's too bad. It may be unavoidable because it is a corona vortex.

Both dinner and breakfast were rustic but tasty utilizing local ingredients. The hot spring is like a public bath in the town. Was the source of the open air about 30 degrees Celsius? It was good to cool down after the sauna. (Lol) The fact that credit cards cannot be used, SoftBank is out of service, and there is no WiFi is a deduction factor. We communicated by tethering from a docomo smartphone.