Daijin Bairin

A hill about 100m high, occupying almost the center of Izu-Nagaoka Onsen. It is topped by two promenades thick with red pine trees. Enter from Sairin-ji (Sairin-ji) and Onsenba-guchi, respectively, and both walk to the summit for about 12 minutes. On the way, there are places where the incline is tight, so athletic shoes are passable. An observation park opens at the summit, and there are two observation decks. One side overlooks the Kano River and the other side has a good view of the hot spring town of Nagaoka and the mountain of Amagi.

A Japanese-style inn with a large garden of 1400 tsubo, there is also a wooden, multi-storey building, which allows day bathing. What I propose is a relaxed Yuji style. Even on a day trip, you can freely use a mist sauna, radon hot water in a hot water bath, and stone therapy for cool down, mainly in rock baths with 44 men and 11 women. There is also a room rental of 5500 yen (including bathing fee) for 4 people in one room, and it is attractive that even families can relax without hesitation.

The hot springs that flow from the source, and the hot water bath of Izu-Changoka Onsen, which boasts a rocky bath. Rock baths, mist saunas, and radon springs in the sway, all use plenty of "Hokutostone" and "Birdgastein ore". Not to mention health promotion, beautiful skin effect is also outstanding. Any hot bath facilities are freely available during your stay.