Yugashima Onsen Yumotokan

一去再去，還會有下一次。全日本最美妙的露天温泉。

Just as expected, a standard Japanese-style hotel, the hot springs are the highlight, and the trip is worthwhile.

Arrived in Izu, stayed at Yumotokan, where Kawabata Yasunari stayed for a thousand days, and "The Dancing Girl of Izu" was born here. The countryside is full of grass and trees, quiet and mysterious, the mountains and rivers are full of rocks, and the Zen state is far away. Outdoor hot springs, gurgling streams, January is like a print, and the feelings are sincere. It is difficult to understand the life and death of Kawabata Yasunari throughout his life, and the death of Mishima Yukio also directly led to the death of a generation of literary masters. Nation, homeland, hometown, life; fragile human beings are like a thinking reed, swaying in the wind just because of the blows of fate.

The Izu Dancer was created and filmed. It is a very old hotel, worth staying overnight. It has an open-air hot spring 👍🏻. Environment: First-class, quiet, along the river Facilities: A bit old, but very clean, I like this Japanese style Service: The owner patiently introduced the history of the hotel, and the dining service was also thoughtful

I really like this secret hot spring in Japan, especially the open-air bath. The Katsura River rushes in front of me when I soak in the hot spring, which is a perfect combination of man and nature! On the way to Yumotokan, there is a pattern of Izu dancing girls on the manhole cover, which is very touching! During the time we were staying, the Firefly Festival was held on the Nanbiao Bridge. We held lanterns and looked for fireflies in June. This was an unforgettable experience we had never had before! There is a C56 bus right at the door, but the bus is quite long!

I believe that the tourists who stay here mainly come for Kawabata Yasunari, and they have already seen its characteristics around the hotel, which is very interesting. Breakfast and dinner were rich but not very special. The indoor bath is average, the outdoor bath is by the river, very relaxing and comfortable

The open-air bath right next to the river while watching the flow of the river is the best hot spring bath. Hot spring inn reformer Toru Iwasa The highly acclaimed open-air bath is the riverside open-air bath in Okuhida Yarimikan. The open-air bath at Hazu Bekkan offers a view of the river, and is located in an inn that Mr. Kiyoshiro Imawano was particular about. Yumotokan's chartered open-air bath is one of the most popular open-air baths in Japan, along with other open-air baths such as Akita Tsurunoyu Onsen and Shirahone Awanoyu. The open-air bath here has a river right next to it! Yumotokan has, surprisingly, multiple attractions. There is Yasunari Kawabata's room! Kawabata loved seeing young women naked. Kawabata's great contribution to the popularization of novels in Japan is, in fact, comparable to the contribution that Tezuka Osamu, the god of the manga world, has made to the spread of manga. Kawabata seems to have been able to use this inn for free when he was young, but he is surprised at the ingenuity of the proprietress at the time. Dishes using sweetfish and mountain delicacies are also delicious. One of the best hot spring inns in Japan.