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I visited 3 times for overnight stays and day trips, but I took a day trip bath for the first time in 8 years. I couldn't even take a minute in the 100% hot spring bath due to scratches on my body, heat rash, and insect bites. I climbed through other baths in a short time. The central part of the body feels less stimulating with age. The large burial mound was boiling with the same tremendous force as before. The spring quality is acid-containing carbon dioxide/ferrous-chloride hot spring, and an entrance fee to the bath facility is JPY 800. Tamagawa is known to everyone who loves hot springs. The hot spring with the strongest acidity in Japan is unrivaled by others.

Komagatake Onsen is a hot spring inn located in Shimotakano, Lake Tazawako, Senboku City, Akita Prefecture. It is popular for its private open-air bath. On April 6th, 2021, after visiting Mt. Haguro, I had lunch at the resting place zuisinmon. From there, drive to Komagatake Onsen. I saw Mt. Chokai on the way, and I was deeply moved by its beauty. Arrive at Komagatake Onsen. The parking lot is very large. When I entered the building, the front of the entrance was like a drying room. A system where you take off your shoes at the entrance and put them in a shoe box. Namahage at the front desk like Akita Prefecture. A vending machine for drop-in hot water. After checking in, go to the 2nd floor. This time, we will be staying at Nara. Washbasin as you enter. It's a twin room, and I'm happy that the sofa area is wide. refrigerator and heater. A stream flows under the windows. The toilet has a warm water seat. I went to the public bath first. After taking a bath, it's the promised beer time. Dinner is served in the dining room on the first floor. It is a counter seat on the window side where you can see the outside. Postcard. I ordered a hidden hot spring beer. It seems to be a local beer sold by the Japan Secret Hot Spring Association. It seems to use yeast collected from beech. The aroma is completely different from other beers. A rough red trout. Grilled red trout ascetic. Fukinoto tempura. Hachimantai pork grilled on a ceramic plate. I ordered a sake called Hideyoshi. It comes in a container designed in the image of Hideyoshi Taiko's Sennari gourd. Chawanmushi of Hinai chicken. Yam pot. 100% buckwheat noodles from Lake Tazawa. Dessert is Kumazasa sorbet. After finishing the meal, head to Nyuto Onsen Tsuru no Yu by bus. I'm happy to pick you up for free. At Nyuto Onsen Tsuru-no-Yu, a building with a thatched roof called 'Honjin' remains as it was at the time. There is a lot of snow on this road, so I don't want to go on the road at night by myself. Arrive at Nyuto Onsen Tsuru no Yu. There are 5 guest rooms in the ”Honjin”. First, I tried the white hot water and the black hot water. I heard that white water is also known as ”cold water”, but it's too hot for me (bitter smile) Of course, I also entered the mixed bathing open-air bath (laughs) I returned to Komagatake Onsen by bus again. The next morning, I went to a private open-air bath. There are two private open-air baths. This time I took a rock bath. The smell of sulfur is strong. Shocking bathing scene (laughs) Breakfast is served in the same cafeteria as dinner. After eating, we checked out and went to see a nearby waterfall. It's called the Waterfall of Friendship. With a drop of 25m, it was originally called the Friendship Falls because there are two waterfalls side by side. I went ahead by car.

I went to kakukan several times, but I stayed here for the first time. There were not many rooms, no group guests, and it was a quiet and relaxing hotel. The bath can get a free ticket (２ times) of the nearby ”kakunoda Onsen”. The most happy thing was to go to the room clothes! I was very happy with this service because it was troublesome to go in my clothes, take a bath slowly, and return to the hotel in my clothes. I received breakfast in the dining room. It would be natural. . . The rice was delicious. The side dishes were delicious. The building was a Japanese style based on black, which seemed to be the black wall of the samurai residence in kakukan, but it was nice with a modern feeling somewhere. The only regret is that I have to go up the stairs and go to the room, so I have to carry my luggage. But the staff helped me so I was saved.

As noted by the other reviewers, we stayed in one of the 3 renovated classical buildings, in the samurai district. I don’t know what we expected, but we couldn’t have anticipated a more beautiful, elegant and thoughtfully decorated space. I say space, not room, because we had the entire house. Every single detail is curated and presented. Since we stayed in the house of a cloth merchant, we walked into the landing were a sublime kimono was displayed. Many of the other decorations are ancient tools (spoolers, weaving equipment, etc). The beds are very comfortable, the wet room with circular bathtub is perfect, there is a kitchen space with artisanal cups … I don’t know that we have ever stayed in a place that we have liked more.

The old grandfather at the front desk is very nice~ There is a hot spring on the first floor, which is an ordinary and styled room but clean and tidy~