Shikaribetsukyo Kanno Onsen

I thought I had booked a one-night, two-board plan. However, when I looked at it, it seemed that I had chosen the plan without meals, and there was no place to eat in the vicinity of Kan no Anzen, so I managed to prepare both dinner and breakfast when I was in trouble. The venison beef stew and sashimi were also delicious　 As for the hot springs, there are 11 bathtubs, and the quality of the hot springs is good, and the free-flowing hot springs are really good. This is my second stay ^ ^

Located in Daisetsuzan National Park in Shikaoi Town, this hot spring is a detached house surrounded by national forests. As the town name suggests, I encountered a total of five deer three times on the road to and from work. There must be quite a high density of deer. It consists of a hot spring building and an accommodation building (Komorebi-so). The accommodation building was a relatively new three-story building made of reinforced concrete, which was surprising. I was traveling alone, but I thought it was more comfortable than the average business hotel room with a single bed. There was a refrigerator and a relatively large screen TV, and the soundproofing was solid, so I had a comfortable stay. The food was not luxurious, but it was sufficient. The owner is from Taiki Town and runs three companies. The front desk of the accommodation building was a friendly foreigner of South Asian descent who spoke fluent Japanese. There are 13 hot springs and 11 baths here, and the spring quality is all sodium chloride bicarbonate hot springs with a pH of around 7, but the ingredients and temperatures are slightly different, so you can enjoy the different textures and smells. The hot springs are free-flowing, with the only bath being the "Ikoro Bocca no Yu" in the accommodation building, which is a rare bath that springs from beneath your feet. Day-trip bathing is alternated between men and women, so if you stay overnight you are guaranteed to be able to bathe. There are a number of outdoor hot springs around this hot spring, but it is said that there are only 20 to 30 hot springs in the whole country with a temperature suitable for bathing and geographical conditions that allow the construction of a bathhouse, and this is one of them.

After all, with 13 hot spring sources and 11 hot springs, each with a different ingredient analysis report, you won't be able to fully enjoy it in just one night, making it a wonderland for hot spring lovers. The last time I stayed was 30 years ago, so I was surprised to find that the bathtub and some parts of the bathroom had not changed much since then, even though the facilities have been updated to make it more comfortable. Also, as a campaign measure until March, the price of 8,000 yen for one night and two meals was a happy miscalculation for us ordinary people.