Ryokan Ohashi

It is a historical building with a pure Japanese style, and is registered as a tangible cultural property. The Mitoku River is beautiful in the river view room. I think it is rare to find a ryokan facing a river like this even in Misasa Onsen. After filling out the guest book, we headed to our room. It is spacious and luxurious. It is non-smoking, and it is far from the city, so the air is clean. I was surprised at how spacious it was. It is right next to the river, so dragonflies and other creatures are flying around beyond the window glass. The bath is a rock cave bath, which is synonymous with this ryokan, but there are designated times for men and women to use, so we recommend arriving early. The rock cave bath is a so-called radioactive spring, with radium springs and thorium springs. I had never heard of thorium springs before, but this is the only ryokan in Misasa Onsen that has them. And it is only one of the five. It is wonderful to be able to enjoy these multiple springs at the same time. The meal is a banquet meal served one dish at a time. It is elaborate and delicious. It is unfortunate that there were no bowls, or rather, it was just green tea soba, but even with that in mind, the dinner was delicious.

I went to eat crab. In a room without a bath, I chose a dish that included crab sashimi and crab shabu. This inn is a designated nationally registered tangible cultural property and has an elegant atmosphere. The large public bath has a rock-cut bath and a murmuring bath (cypress bath and marble bath). The rock-cut bath is a large natural bath made from a hot spring gushing out of the Mitoku River. It felt like being in nature and I was able to relax and relax. I also took a bath in Mochi Seseragi no Yu (morning). Meals are served at the restaurant (a large hall similar to a banquet hall), and the food is crab-filled. The quantity was just right and it was delicious. I was glad that the inn's waitress (male) was kind and courteous. My father suddenly collapsed while we were eating, but they responded quickly. I would like to take this opportunity to thank you very much for your help.

I've been to Ohashi-san 4 or 5 times, and until then I was very satisfied with the food and hospitality. This time I went for my mother's birthday, but at dinner time, we had to wait 30 minutes for the appetizer to arrive. The next dish was also slow and I kept getting frustrated. The abalone that I ordered as a special order came out cold and I was disappointed. Nakai-san walks like a courtesan, which makes me even more irritated. The quality of the food has also declined considerably. It was a ryokan that I thought I would definitely go to, but I won't be going there anymore.