Motoyu

Hot spring like Hitoyoshi.

Original Text

It's a retro building, and I thought the quality of the spring was similar to that of Hitoyoshi Ryokan. There is also a banquet here and there is an old lady. It's good to feel like you've slipped back in time in the Taisho era (although I was born in the Showa era).

Old hot spring

Original Text

Motoyu, which has been around for a long time with an aunt on the platform. The women and men's baths are separated, but I was worried that there was no partition connecting to the ceiling and the upper part was open. Only one bath

It's plain, but it's a hot water.

Original Text

　It is located behind the Hitoyoshi Castle Ruins, next to Hitoyoshi City Hall. All offices have been relocated to Hitoyoshi City Hall due to this earthquake. Mr. Motoyu, who has a fairly large parking lot, has two locals when he visits. There are many famous hot springs in the quiet communal bath. It's a hot water that moistens your skin, and if you're in a hot spring area, there will be a lot of customers. Hitoyoshi's joint hot water is cheap, but it is really famous.

anyway, anyway...

Original Text

It is a historic stop-off hot spring near the ruins of Hitoyoshi Castle. It certainly feels history, but it is not functional. The faucet was very difficult to use, and at this time there was another person other than me, so I managed to give up and use it. One bathtub may be enjoyed if you think of it as a public bath in the first half of the Showa period.

it's a taste.

Original Text

Recommended for those who like oldness. I don't know when it was, but the faucet is also very inconvenient. Is it fun to go to see how inconvenient it is? It was still a hot spring that I was nostalgic.