Futamata Radium Spa Ryokan

I wrote a review on a major site called another company j, but they didn't write it down, so I wrote it down. To be honest, the quality of the hot springs is not bad, but if you can accept the subtleties of overall hygiene, such as the insects floating in the open air, I think it's a pretty good inn. In terms of the whole inn, there is a young man who cleans it, so it is kept in a dislike, including the toilet. If people who want to cure the hot spring can accept the subtleties around the bathtub, it will have a considerable therapeutic effect. If you are staying overnight and planning to do sightseeing the next day, you should consider breakfast starting at 8:00. If you think that dinner starts at 17:30, you should consider staying without meals. Regarding mobile radio waves, it seems that the three major carriers will enter. My au-based mvno, and the companion was DOCOMO, but the radio waves entered without problems. There are no bath towels, so if you are interested, you should purchase them in advance. Additional face towels can be purchased, as well as soap and shampoo. Amenities are also around, so you don't really care about it? Please note that there is no hair dryer.

From Oshamanbe, Hokkaido, take Route 5 towards Niseko for about 10km, turn left and go into the mountains for about 7km. The road on the way has a one-lane part, and you have to proceed while paying attention to oncoming vehicles. This time I went for a day trip bath. The bathing fee is 1,100 yen, and there is no shampoo or soap in the bathhouse, so if you need it, please purchase it at the front desk. However, since the bathroom (room) where you can use shampoo etc. is decided, you can use it only in the fixed place. There were 4 bathtubs in the bathroom, but 2 could not be used because hot water was being stored after cleaning, but 2 were available. There are places where the water is 1.2m deep, but there are three steps (stairs) in the water, so if you don't feel your feet and enter carefully, you may fall over. (Enter from the front facing the wall. If you enter from the side, there are no stairs and you will fall to 1.2m at once, so be careful.) Anyway, the hot water is brown and you cannot see the inside of the bathtub at all, so be careful. Please attach There is a pool-like bathtub about 10m long, and there are two open-air baths. There are many notices on the walls of the changing rooms and baths, but at first you may be confused as to how to take a bath. You may not be able to fully understand if you do not use the bath several times, such as whether you can wear a bathing suit or a bath towel, or whether you can use detergent such as shampoo. (This time I entered a bathhouse written for men. It may change depending on the day and time) I think that the quality of the hot water itself may be only here in Hokkaido. Very soft and warm. The facilities are old and I think that it is better not to expect anything other than the quality of the springs, such as problems with response as other comments. Next to the entrance, there is a water supply (unused) where you can freely draw "carbonated water", so it may be good to put it in a plastic bottle and drink it.

I finally entered the radium hot spring that I wanted to enter for a long time. It was about 7 km from the national highway, and it was night, so I went down a road that felt a little lonely. Since I was staying without meals, I bought dinner, breakfast and drinks at a convenience store in Oshamambe. As posted by other people, it is not a facility with good correspondence and facilities! I had predicted it to some extent, but even if I dare to ignore it, the radium hot springs are attractive. It was around 7pm, but when I went down the dim corridor, the sensor light reacted. Power saving posters were conspicuous. It seems that the last person after bathing turns off the lights and leaves. I finally found the light switch and entered the bath. The bathtub on the front side of the indoor bath is 1.2m deep and has two steps inside, but the water is almost not transparent, so I entered without knowing it. I'm about to fall. Caution is required! Yunohana drifts in the hot water, and the water temperature is around 42 degrees. (It's my experience) It's a temperature that you can comfortably enter. The famous open-air bath is moderately warm on the indoor side and warm on the river side, so long baths are tough at this time of year (late November). This open-air bath is a mixed bath, and women can only come through the men's dressing room and part of the men's bath, so are you ready and prepared? is required. Even so, the spring quality is outstanding and heals the body to the core. It is a recommended inn for those who come for the hot water completely. I wrote a lot, but I wonder if it's hard to maintain a single inn here. I also think. (As a person who enjoys visiting hot springs)