Motoyu Geto

川沿いに露天風呂が四つ、少し上がって露天ぽく作られた女性用風呂がひとつ、内風呂が二つあります。露天風呂は下からブクブク泡が出てくるのもあって源泉感でテンション上がります。でも1番熱いお風呂は熱すぎてとても入れませんでした。露天風呂は混浴で女性用の時間帯もありますが午前と午後に1時間づつなので、スケジューリングが難しかったですが、結局混浴時間帯の人がいなさそうな時間に入って堪能しました。個人的には「真湯」が広くて風景も良くて気に入りました。真湯の向かいの目の湯は私が行った時は雪害で入れませんでした。 内湯は洗い場が清潔感的にちょっとね…と言うところもありますが、露天では石鹸使えないのでそこは我慢で、とはいえ内湯のお湯はバッチリ良いお湯です。 旅館部に泊まりましたが、クーラーは無いです。窓に網戸は付いてたので、外気と扇風機で乗り切りました。夜はやっぱり虫が気になるので窓は閉めましたが、夜はそれなりに気温は下がるのでなんとかなりました。料理は特に望むべくもなく。とはいえ朝も夜も完食レベルではありました。 アクセスはレンタカーで行くならとにかく道が狭いので軽自動車を借りるのがお勧めです。いずれにせやお湯はとにかく良いので、また行きたい温泉です。

We stayed alone and enjoyed the long-awaited summer oil hot spring. All the open-air baths are located along the summer oil river, and there are 4 mixed bathing open-air baths and a female-only open-air bath. The mixed bathing open-air bath has time for women only. The largest open-air "Oyu" with a good view is the hottest hot water with a bath temperature of 46 degrees. Bathing for 3 or 4 minutes is the limit, and the temperature at the sprue is 48 degrees or higher. The "Koki-no-Yu" just below is boiled at a temperature of about 38 degrees Celsius, which I like, and I almost fell asleep very comfortably. Bubbles will spring up from below due to the self-spraying of your feet. In another place downstream, there is a moderate temperature of about 42 degrees, "Mayu" and a lukewarm "Me (woman) no Yu" across Itabashi. We took four open-air baths with different temperatures in the evening and in the morning, and enjoyed the summer oil hot springs that gushed out at our feet. The indoor baths are the main building "Shirasaru no Yu" and the "Kotengu no Yu" at the back of the Komagata building at the end of the corridor, both of which were fresh. I was very satisfied with the hot springs at my feet. There are many stairs to go up and down to the open-air bath, so it felt a little tight for people with weak legs. It's a little difficult to lock the room in an old building. The room is clean and there is no TV so you can relax as if you were in a hot spring. I asked my husband to take a picture of the hot spring when he was unattended.

I stayed one night on the tour. Open-air baths are scattered along the river, and you can go down the slopes and stairs, so it will be difficult for people with weak legs. There are lukewarm, hot, etc., there is a women-only time zone, and there is also an indoor bath. There is no TV, toilet, water, telephone, and no smartphone in the room. Toilets, washrooms, sandals for external use, and slippers are shared. You need to be prepared