Gyokuhokan

The open-air bath is spacious, probably because the source has a large amount of hot water. When I look at old photos, I see a large open-air bath, so I think it's a tradition.The large public bath and washing area are indoors, but there is no indoor bath, and there is only one large open-air bath. There was another indoor bath. Both the free private bath and washing area are outside open-air baths. It felt great, but having a washing area outside was a big hurdle in winter. I couldn't get out of the open-air bath (lol) You walk through the outside corridor of the bathhouse building, so it might be a little uncomfortable in the middle of winter. The food was very delicious. It was also vivid to the eye. They were also kind enough to accommodate ingredients that I don't like. I felt like the portions might not be enough for a young man, but we were full. I think it seems like they have a recommended non-alcoholic set as well. It was delicious. The Japanese garden that I could look down on from my room on the second floor was fantastic and wonderful at night. I would like to visit in a warmer season next time.