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September 22, 2022
A typhoon passed near the Kanto region on the morning of our stay, and it was raining all the time due to the aftermath, but we managed to arrive safely by courtesy car. In fact, during the pick-up section, there was a problem with a fallen tree blocking the road, which was not there when the pick-up car was picked up. Fortunately, the tree wasn't that big, and the foreign driver was trying to remove it somehow. The other passengers also thanked me, and that alone made me happy, but I was treated to draft beer by the employee, the driver of the courtesy car, as a thank you. Moreover, I had two drinks and even my wife who was left in the car... thank you for the meal. Aside from the digression, I checked in at 12:30 when check-in started with this transfer. The hot water started to be pumped into the indoor bath, but the hot water wasn't filled yet, but the hot water was still clear and fresh, even though it contained sulfur. It was a little hot, but I thoroughly enjoyed the highest-class hot water in terms of texture and strength. (Some people left after seeing that the bathtub wasn't cloudy...) I don't know if it happens every time, but I recommend checking in early even if you skip other sightseeing! The next day, the indoor bath was also cloudy, and there was a difference in freshness. Due to the corona crisis, I think many guest rooms are unused, but the dining room is still full. However, strangely enough, I didn't see other guests in most of the baths, so my wife was able to take a bath in all the mixed bathing open-air baths. Aside from the completely open-air second open-air bath where you can see a waterfall with a small amount of water in front of you, the third open-air bath, which is the largest, has separate dressing rooms for men and women, and the entrance to the bathtub is right next to the dressing room, so you can soak in the hot water and go to the back. If you proceed, it is made to keep privacy so so. If there are no slippers at the entrance of the men's changing room, even women can enter the mixed bathing open-air bath, as you can tell where the slippers are taken off. I think it's an interesting idea to have small baths with different spring types. The changing rooms here are also gender-segregated, and if two people enter, the space is too large for the other person to enter, so I think women can take a bath if they wear a bath towel and enter with men. The food wasn't fancy, but it was all delicious. The whole building, including the rooms, is old, but if you are looking for this hot water, you should not have any problems. Many customers (insects) were seen in the dressing room next to the open-air bath, partly because it was autumn. I think that it is an inn without complaints for customers who enjoy hot water. By the way, you can enter the hot spring even after checking out.
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