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Found a serene snow-view accommodation. While not new or flashy, the facility was clean and the complex structure felt like exploring a corridor, which was enjoyable. The onsen had a sulfur aroma with hot water that warmed me thoroughly. The meals were delicious, and the st

The hot spring water is simply wonderful. I soaked in the Onsen at night and again in the morning, and was amazed at how smooth my skin felt. The Accommodation staff were kind and supportive, offering helpful advice and speaking gently to our children, which made us feel truly welcomed. Dinner hot pot came with more meat than we could finish. The menu featured many local specialties, which adults enjoyed, though some dishes seemed a bit challenging for children. The Facility has a sense of history, but it is fully air-conditioned, so we stayed comfortably cool.

The Room comes with a semi-open-air bath, and I could soak as many times as I wanted at any time, so it was amazing! With only five Rooms in total, there were few people even at the open-air bath, and I was able to relax. The Onsen water is clear, but it has a strong sulfur scent, and it left my skin feeling silky smooth. I’d love to visit again if I get the chance!

The cheerful greetings from the Accommodation staff made for a wonderfully pleasant welcome. The biggest highlight was the two types of free-flowing open-air Onsen baths! By alternating between the deep low-temperature and high-temperature baths, even I—who tends to overheat easily—was able to soak for a long time and fully enjoy the Onsen. I highly recommend trying it. It would be even better if there were welcome drinks or coffee available. Just as the Accommodation name suggests, there was a lucky bell on the chopstick sleeve—a thoughtful touch that made me happy.