Tsurumakisou

地點、餐點、溫泉都很好，是CP值高值得推薦！

The Achi Village Recreation Center is a national lodging inn. It's been a long time since I've been to Hirugami Onsen. Hirugami Onsen was very busy on the weekend when the flower peach blossoms were in full bloom. It looks like it was the best time of the year. I came early and asked the front desk if I could park my car because I wanted to see the flower peach.They showed me the customer's parking lot, so please park there.Also (even though it was quite early) I was told that I could check in, which was very helpful. After putting my luggage in the room, I was able to enjoy the flower peach. I had booked a 6 tatami room because I was staying on a Saturday, which was expensive, but I was happy to have an 8 tatami room with a wide veranda. The bath was also used by day trippers. There was no open-air bath in the tatami-floored bath. The hot spring is colorless and transparent, but it was a hot spring that clings to the skin that makes the skin smooth. It was an indoor bath with an open atmosphere where the sun came in through the large windows. There are only two washrooms in the dressing room, and there is no lotion. Dinner is served at the venue. According to the menu, there are 15 items, and when you take a seat, you can see many items lined up. After that, more and more food came, and even when the food arrived piping hot or freshly made, it was a little disappointing that it would be cold by the time I ate it. I was also concerned that the glasses and cold sake glasses were not clean. Tsureai said, ``I guess it can't be helped since it's probably washed in the dishwasher.'' Dinner was good. The sweetness of Tsurumakiso's specialty carp kanro-ni was much sweeter than, for example, a fish stew with a 1:1 ratio of soy sauce and sugar, almost like starch syrup. I ate it with rice and it was delicious, but I left it alone. It is made by boiling alcohol, soy sauce, and sugar. They were also sold as souvenirs at the inn. Other unusual items were halfbeak sashimi, oyster tempura, minced chicken wings, and pork plum shabu hotpot. I had a small amount of rice and enjoyed all the dishes. It was fun to see the font on the large menu and the words spoken in dialect. Also, one type of cold sake is 850 yen, so I was happy to order several bottles as it was a reasonable price. Breakfast was a normal Japanese set meal with a choice of 4 types of cold drinks such as juice (no coffee). There was a large shumai, small croquettes, and tamagoyaki on top, but I said I would have preferred one hot spring instead. This facility is located in the center of the hot spring town, and is in a very convenient location for viewing the peach blossoms and strolling through the morning market (starting at 6:00), so we were able to fully enjoy Hirugami Onsen.

We stayed here as a couple to see the peach blossoms and the starry sky. Last year, we had booked a starry sky tour, but the weather was bad and we gave up, so we wasted our tickets. This time, we chose a place that included a night tour. The room was a 10-tatami Japanese-style room with a toilet on the veranda side, hidden by a single shoji door. All the dinner dishes were delicious and the portions were just right. However, the tables were close together and there was no partition, so the loud voices of the group were a bit annoying. The night tour after dinner was canceled because it was cloudy, but we joined a tour that allowed us to see the peach blossoms lit up, etc. The guide/driver's light-hearted guidance was fun, and we had a great time spending about 1 hour and 30 minutes with the peach blossoms lit up, tile throwing, and taking commemorative photos with the starry sky (unfortunately it was cloudy and there were only a few stars) in the background. After returning, we went to the bath. The room was covered with tatami mats, but there was a depression in the tatami mats on the washing area side, and water had accumulated, which was a bit disgusting. I was tired from driving, so I slept soundly, but the TV turned on at a loud volume just after 4am. I couldn't sleep after that. I think it was probably set by the previous guest, but I wish the inn would check these kinds of places. I had a 2000 yen souvenir voucher for the prefecture, but it was only available at a limited number of places, so I used it all at the inn.

There are several public lodgings in Hirugami Onsen. Tsurumakiso is a village-run inn. The men's bath at Tsurumakiso is always 44 degrees, so hot that you can't stay in it for more than a few minutes, and the women's bath is too lukewarm. In other words, the temperature control of the large bath at Tsurumakiso is sloppy. Weeds outside the bath are growing everywhere. The matsutake mushrooms used in the matsutake dinner plan are said to be imported. The aroma of the matsutake mushrooms was a little weak, and the overall taste of the food was lacking. Is the food worth the price? It is quite difficult to eat delicious matsutake dishes at a cheap hot spring inn. Perhaps to eat delicious matsutake dishes at a hot spring inn, you need to go to a high-class hot spring inn and pay a higher price. At Hirugamiso, which is run by the Ii Forestry Association in Hirugami Onsen, the matsutake mushrooms are locally produced, but the hot springs are even lower quality. Also, you probably can't expect much from the breakfast. After all, delicious matsutake dishes can only be found at high-end inns or high-end restaurants... Good ingredients and a good chef... That's obvious.