Hirayama

Ueki Onsen is located in the northern part of Kumamoto City. There were several hot spring inns, but our accommodation for this day was Ryokan Hirayama. It was a small inn with about 10 rooms. It was said that the quality of the hot springs was excellent, and it was definitely true. There are many hot springs in Japan that are described as ``beauty hot springs'' or ``like being soaked in beauty serum'', and we have been to many beauty hot springs, but the spring quality here is number one. I thought it was 1. The texture of the bath is also completely different. The food was also amazing. The food was served in the room, but it was prepared in the room next to us, which was nice. The dinner we had was a kaiseki meal called “Shindo Fuji Plan”. It doesn't use a lot of particularly luxurious ingredients, but the seasonal ingredients of Kumamoto were beautifully cooked and it was very delicious. As for the breakfast, I felt the concern that there was a stove that warmed up the grilled fish.

Last fall, I stayed at a hot spring inn in northern Kumamoto Prefecture. It wasn't an expensive inn, but the service and food were good, and above all, I thought the hot spring quality was trottro and it was a very good hot spring. At that time, I heard from the people who were staying in Kumamoto that there are many good hot springs scattered around here in the northern part of Kumamoto. I was looking for such an inn and found Ryokan Hirayama in Ueki Onsen. I didn't know about "Ueki Onsen" until I researched northern Kumamoto this time. I had no way of knowing about the small inn there, ``Ryokan Hirayama.'' "Hirayama" is a small inn with about 10 rooms, and our room was an ordinary Japanese-style room. As for the hot springs that I was looking forward to, it was really trottery, and it was like being soaked in lotion. My skin feels noticeably different after taking a bath. I thought this spring quality was the best I've ever had. It was called the "Mido Fuji Plan" and we had dinner in the guest room next to our room. There are no expensive ingredients, but the ingredients from Kumamoto are beautifully prepared, and the dishes that come one after another are all beautiful and delicious.

This is a hot spring inn located on the riverside of Ueki Onsen near the border of Kikuchi City. I used it for a day trip bath in the rain. The spring quality is a simple sulfur hot spring that contains baking soda and is slippery and slippery, and the temperature of the water is just about 41 degrees, making it a very pleasant hot spring to soak in slowly. The hot spring analysis table had detailed explanations. This is a hot spring inn that I would like to stay at if I have the chance.