Oginosato Onsen

Hot spring は recycling

Original Text

　It is a public hot spring facility located in the mountains on the outskirts of Takeda City, Oita Prefecture. Hot springs are recycled. The bubble generator is working violently in the indoor bath, which makes me uncomfortable. Above all, the freshness of the hot water has dropped considerably.

tomato soft cream

Original Text

This was a hot spring facility, but I detoured only to eat tomato soft serve ice cream ^_^; Since the day I visited is a service day, the usual 300 yen sales are half of 150 yen ( ∀｀) It was very good and the service was perfect! !! It tasted like gentle tomatoes and it was easy to eat even if you don't like vegetables ♪

Bathing and meal sets are good value

Original Text

I used it by stopping by. The bathing and meal set was good for 1,100 yen. I could choose a set meal for meals. The bath is jacuzzi and a stall bath. It was daytime on weekends, but there were many customers. The bath is facing the direction of Mt. Kuju. The stall bath was a little cold because it was January, but I think it would be refreshing in the summer daytime. It was a little far from the Kumamoto prefectural border, but it was a good hot spring place.

Hot springs in the cave

Original Text

There are accommodations, but it is a hot spring facility that is easy to use even on a day trip. From the large communal bath, you can see the nearby forests and rural scenery, and you can see the mountains of Kuju 々 in the distance, which is quite open. On the day I went, there was a jacuzzi, an electric bath, a sleeping bath in the men's bath, and a dry sauna and a cold bath. In addition, there was also a small open-air bath. (It seems that there is a mist sauna in the women's bath) The quality of the spring is colorless and transparent, but "Sodium Calci ...

Hot spring in the mountains

Original Text

The view from the hot spring is full of trees 々 and you can feel the nature. The hot water is not a hanging water, but I have a memory that is not very good. It appears when you run on a mountain road quite a bit by the time you go.