Onsen Sanso Daikon No Hana

Stayed at a hot spring inn for the first time in a year and a half. With the corona crisis continuing to be self-reliant, this ryokan has an open-air bath on the terrace of the room, there are four private open-air baths, and meals are served in private rooms, so you can rest assured that you will rarely meet other guests. increase. The food is also delicious, made with home-grown and fresh local ingredients. In a very quiet environment with only the sounds of nature, I was able to forget about everyday life and enjoy myself. Also, I would like to use it on a sunny day.

I used it with my wife while the autumn leaves were approaching the end. The lodgings are scattered along corridors in the woods. In addition to the large public baths, there are also private baths scattered throughout the forest. When you soak in the hot water of the private bath, you feel as if you are part of the forest, and it is very refreshing. I was surprised that the squirrel came to the private bath. The food was also very delicious. Among them, the garland chrysanthemum bagna cauda was refreshing and very good.