Komako no Yu

Hot い

Original Text

It is a communal bath. There are quite a few locals. You will be scolded if you are not good at entering. Most people are fine. The hot water was hot. What was surprising was that the building was new. It was nice.

It looks good on your skin.

Original Text

One of the communal baths in Yuzawa Town. There is no open-air bath. There are only １ small indoor baths. I went at noon on weekdays. There were ５ people in the bathhouse. The hot water is odorless and transparent. When I was in, I didn't feel the individuality. It was also hot and I could only enter １５ minutes. However, after leaving here, I casually touched my forehead and it was smooth. This hot spring seems to be good for the skin.

It seems to be a tattooed OK hot spring in this time.

Original Text

It is a valuable hot spring where you can take a bath by showing the tattoo as Do 々 in this time. Since the break room cannot be used now due to corona support, I can't take a break and have to wait on the bench in front of the entrance, so it seems that the water will cool down. There is only a locker for valuables, and you can change clothes in a basket. Rinse-in shampoo and body soap were placed. There is only an indoor bath, but the view from the window is wonderful.

Jolie な Hot Spring

Original Text

It is a perfect hot spring on the way back from skiing. You can rent 500 yen for adults, 250 yen for elementary school students, and 200 yen for large and small towels, so you can empty your hands. It's not local, so I think it's easy to enter. By the way, the locker to deposit valuables costs 100 yen, so I think the minimum is good.

It was not wide but empty on weekdays.

Original Text

I stopped by on the way back from Kagura Ski Resort. I chose this because the hot springs in the Kagura area are crowded. It's 500 yen and it's not big, but I got rid of my tiredness and sweated. 5 − 6 people were bathed around 5 pm on weekdays. It seems that it was the stage of an old movie, and there is also an explanation.