An amazing hot spring experience in Takayama, Japan!

Transportation 🚉: I bought a 3-day cable car pass at the Nohi Bus Terminal at Takayama Station, which includes the Shin-Hotaka Ropeway and unlimited bus rides in Takayama and Okuhida Onsen Village, for JPY 7,500. Get off at the stop after Fukuji Onsen, right in front of the hotel. Dining 🍽️: One night with two meals, both breakfast and dinner are Japanese country cuisine. The robatayaki is very nice. Although it is not exquisite, the overall taste is good. Rooms and public areas 🏨: A traditional Japanese inn, located in the mountains, very secluded, with an unbeatable view of a Japanese-style courtyard. Every step is a view, and you can take a picture at any time. Because the hotel is very old, the rooms have a sense of age, for example, there is no one-touch light switch, and there is a musty smell on the first floor. Hot spring ♨️: In my opinion, this hot spring is divine. There are very few people, and I didn't see any other guests in the public bath or private bath, and the spring quality is very good, with rich minerals, and the water temperature is also relatively hot. The main building has a public bath and several small private baths, which are quite ordinary. The hot spring across the street is worth mentioning. The public bath has a nice view, semi-open-air, and the men's bath has a view of the waterfall. The views of the small private baths are also different. This hot spring was built with little use of steel, glass, and other materials, and is made of stone and wood, very primitive, and perfectly integrated with the surrounding landscape.