Yukichichibu

National lodging Yukichichibu A secret hot spring in the mountains of Rankoshi. There is a mud pack corner in the women's open-air bath. The smell of sulfur makes you feel like you're in a hot spring. After the bath, it's fluffy. It is crowded on weekends and holidays, so if you want to spend a quiet time, we recommend that you come on a weekday. There is a swamp called Oyunuma near you, and you can go to it by the promenade. The hidden spot called Koyunuma is not a place to go for everyday wear, so it is better not to go unless you have special equipment or a sense of land.

The homestay is today's surprise, and maybe it's time to change the mindset. I used to take it for granted that the homestay must be rudimentary, but now it seems that I am superficial. Traveling seems to be like this, allowing you to continuously expand the outer edge of knowledge, modify your own ideas, and allow you to break the closed barriers and accept the world with a more tolerant attitude.

Hot spring water emerges from 30 meters underground. There are two types: sulfur spring and iron spring. The Chisanupuri Peak can be seen from the open-air pool. There are various types of baths, including cypress ponds, natural mud ponds, and sleeping baths. Including male and female baths, there are 11 types of open-air baths alone, with a total area of more than 1,000 square meters. There are two types of indoor pools: sulfur spring bath and iron spring bath. The bathroom will be filled with a unique sulphur smell, which makes you feel like a spring.

Those who experience the local life in Japan should stay here, in a more old-fashioned environment.

The National Dormitory is a very exquisite house built under the snow-capped mountains. The layout inside is very good, and the effect of anti-cold is good, and it feels warm inside naturally.