Seiryuso Reviews

I went to Misasa Onsen for a three-night stay. Since it's a radium hot spring, I decided to stay at a mid-range hotel, Seiryuso. On the first day, I went to Atom Science at Ningyo Pass. On the second day, I went to see the stone statue of Nami Shigure Sandogasa by the world-famous sculptor Nagare Masayuki in Akasaki, Kinkai Town. The hotel's meals were fish dishes made with local ingredients on the first day, Tottori Wagyu beef on the second day, and dishes made with ingredients from within the prefecture on the third day. I looked forward to every meal. I ended up taking a long bath in the hotel's open-air bath overlooking the starry sky. The open-air bath by the Misasa River also has a sense of freedom and is nice. The hot spring town smelled of the Showa era, and it felt like I had traveled back in time. There is also a statue of Madame Curie, who discovered radium hot springs. Since it's a radium hot spring, I recommend a mid-range hotel. I'm also planning to go and soak in the Misasa River and Misasa Onsen, which change with the seasons. From Kuraku, Hiroshima,