[Chihasegawa Onsen in Shimamaki] Day Trip Bath and Small Pamukkale Can Be Enjoyed at Chihasegawa Onsen Ryokan

Chihasegawa Onsen Ryokan

Chihasegawa Onsen Ryokan is a small-sized long-established onsen ryokan with 6 guest rooms, and has opened a business since 1885. The appearance and interior decoration have an atmosphere such as Showa period. An entrance fee to the bath facility is JPY 500. A staying is possible, too. In addition, Shimamaki is famous for fishing, and a lot of anglers stay.

There are 1 open-air bath and 1 indoor bath at a public bathroom. The wooden bathroom with a hig ceiling is small but cozy. The indoor bath is the size that about 4 people can take a bath, and uses heated natural free flowing hot springs, and those overflow from the bath in succession. Hot spring ingredients have precipitated on the surface of the bath floor and the bath, and those looks like small Pamukkale. I could not help oohing and aahing when I saw the beautiful design by nature. A lot of tourists come to see the situation.

The open-air bath is the size that about 1 person can take a bath, and uses 100% natural free flowing hot springs. When I visited here, it was not used unfortunately. A sense of openness can be felt without a roof. But the bathers are sometimes annoyed with a horsefly or a shield bug in a summer. By the way, the open-air bath is closed in a winter.

The hot springs are sodium chloride carbonated spring, and are opaque and dark reddish-brown and have metallic taste and a little metallic taste smell. The sum total of the hot spring ingredients are 5.416 g/kg. The hot springs seem to be drinkable, too, but I could not find a drinking hot spring facility. Perhaps those are undrinkable. Shampoos and body soaps are provided at the bathroom. But a shower does not run well. Because there is not a restroom at a dressing room, You should get a wash beforehand at the restroom at a corridor.

Atmosphere of Chihasegawa Onsen Ryokan Can Be Watched on Youtube

Movie of Chihasegawa Onsen Ryokan