Ookama Onsen

Their attitude towards customers was really disappointing.

Friendly owners and can book room at last minute. The owner need to do something to the bath shower.

Onsen with old Japanese school vibe, the hot spring water is a bit white and muddy, very special, but the smoking smell in the public area and the obvious lack of care is a big minus

Used for day trip hot water. The coin locker at the entrance is for valuables. The shoe holder is located inside and looking back at the reception. There are separate indoor and outdoor hot springs for men and women. The quality of the spring is cloudy and very good. The open-air bath was warm and the indoor bath was hot (although it was at an appropriate temperature). The dressing room is a basket and there are no lockers. No hairdryer. I didn't seem to clean it very often and my hair was terrible. There is a bench in front of me when I get out of the bath, but there is an ashtray, so it's probably like a smoking area and there was no one smoking, so it was still good, but I think the evaluation would have been the worst. It was a pity that I didn't have enough care because the quality of the spring was the best.

One of Nyuto Onsen. It is said that the school was remodeled into a hot spring inn, but you should not rush into the fact that there was a school (in the mountains like this). As you can see, the clock, toilet, corridor, and abacus on the outside give the impression of a school, but those who think this is "nostalgic" are likely to be quite old. For young people these days, it seems like "a building that seems to appear in a drama set in the Showa era." The hot spring has a slight petroleum odor, a slight lemon taste (slightly Tamagawa hot spring feeling), cloudiness (slight green), and the source is close to 100 ° C, so water is added from the faucet right next to the source (gutter). It was pretty hot when I entered, but the faucet adjustment (by the customer) was modest. Both indoors and open-air rooms are quite large, with a capacity of less than 10 people, but there are only two washrooms, but it is hard to imagine anyone coming here (in earnest) to use the washrooms. (I think guests don't use the washroom during the day trip hot spring time.) The open-air landscape is mostly grass (not trees) and not good. Please note that the tiles on the floor are quite uneven and may hurt depending on how you step on them. (Especially near the doorway)