Kirara

hot spring from hot water quality! it's a super public bath, but it's warm.

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I stopped by on a holiday evening. It was crowded with locals, business travelers and children from the sports team. The quality of the hot water is called a natural hot spring, but it is actually heated by a cold spring, and it is transparent and does not look like a hot spring, but it is certainly different from tap water, probably because it is rich in sodium and calcium. The touch was soft and warm. In addition to the hot spring bathtub, there was also a jet bath. The washroom was equipped with shampoo (bottle) for head and body. A place to bring a bathing set by yourself ...

Hot springs

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It is a natural hot spring located in the suburbs, which is reasonably far from Takamatsu City. I liked the relatively fulfilling open-air bath and large communal bath.

i went to kagawa in a tennis match.

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When I went to the tennis JOP tournament, I used the bath at the accommodation. I used this for the introduction of an old tennis companion who got together at the venue. Because it was a midsummer tournament, I headed here after the game and took a bath with a haste ♨️ As you can see from the building, the hairy public bath is a public bath that is often far from the super public bath. A public bath that can't be a par (laughs) Why did you think of the name as a crater or nen ⁉️, the open-air bath rock bath is ...

Clean and comfortable

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I live not far away, so I go when I feel like it, but is it a dressing room or bathroom? Both are clean and comfortable whenever I go. There is also a tatami space and a place to eat. I've never used it, but should I be able to stay? Since it is near Tamura Shrine, many people stop there? ?? Men and women of all ages are coming.

Many people are bad manners.

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First of all, the parking lot was all-you-can-stop. Bring a towel in the bathtub and squeeze it inside ... Soak it ... not one or two people. I felt sick when I was in it. I think it's common sense, but shouldn't it be better to remind you to be careful with posters? If the dressing area is small and crowded, you can't change clothes. The lobby is also very cold because the wind blows in, and meetings are painful.