Sekitaitei Ishida

There were many very kind staff members. The hot spring water was smooth and felt great.

Far from being just a luxury trip, it is a condensation of Japanese culture and local culture, making it irresistible for Japanese culture lovers. When you enter the entrance, there is a stone pavement, and there is a Noh stage right at the front entrance! After finishing dinner around 8:30pm, I was able to see a Kyogen performance. Apparently, various people perform regularly throughout the year... Japanese-style inns are rare these days. I think it is also recommended for people from overseas. Traditional kaiseki cuisine in Sukiya style. The seasoning makes use of the ingredients, making it elegant and delicious. The open-air bath in the large public bath had beautiful rocks, and the hot water was as smooth as a serum. The hot spring water here has a nice, slightly sweet scent. I don't like hot water or strong-smelling hot springs, so I found this one to have a really good temperature, scent, and quality, so I was able to enjoy it as many times as I wanted. Everyone working here has a warm smile every time I pass by them, and everyone seems to be doing their best, which is nice. I've never seen the landlady look so beautiful. Perhaps because it is located in southern Shinshu, I get the impression that the best aspects of Japan have not been harmed and have been carefully protected. I felt that it was a special inn that I would like to visit again from time to time.