Oyado Hanakanzashi

It was nice that this small Accommodation was quiet and peaceful.The Onsen had a gentle sulfur scent and natural mineral deposits, which felt good for the skin.Meals were served in a private dining room, so we could relax without worrying about others.

This was my first visit to Dake Onsen. The Accommodation looks like a small, old building from the outside, but the interior has a modern feel. In the lounge, we were served matcha as a welcome drink and given coins that could be used for two complimentary drinks (sake or wine).The Room with an open-air bath was wonderful, and the water was excellent.Above all, dinner was elaborate and everything was delicious. It looked beautiful, and the ingredients were surprisingly high quality for a mountain area—like a course meal at a modern Japanese restaurant in Tokyo. Breakfast consisted of simple local dishes made with regional ingredients; it also had a comforting warmth and was very enjoyable.We had requested Shuttle Service as well, and on the way back they took us via Sakurazaka and Kagami-ga-ike Pond before dropping us off at Kasumi Castle Ruins, which made us very happy.Just as we had hoped, we were able to see many beautiful cherry blossoms in full bloom in Fukushima.