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たからだの里 環の湯の露天風呂
たからだの里 環の湯の浴室
たからだの里 環の湯の入口
道の駅にある温泉施設
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A hot spring facility located within "Roadside Station Fureai Park Mino". In a spacious bathtub, you can fully enjoy the hot springs and have plenty of rest areas. The hot spring pool is also available throughout the year. Meals and accommodation facilities (from 8316 yen to 8316 yen per meal per person per night when using each room for two people on weekdays) are also provided.
It sells natural brewed miso and moromi, which are made from domestic soybeans and do not use any preservatives, as well as fresh amazake made only from rice and koji, and all-purpose condiments (koji salt). Miso training session is held from October to April (schedule and other reservations required).
One "tako-ji" such as okonomiyaki such as takoyaki 135 yen ~ is prepared for the line. There is also sweetness such as taiyaki 108 yen. The most popular is "Tamago Tako" at 162 yen per piece. It is very crowded on Saturdays and Sundays, so telephone reservations are recommended.
In order to protect the "Manno Botaru", a type of Minamoto Botaru, which inhabits the area around Manen Pond, and to observe its appearance, it was maintained just below the Manen Pond embankment. You can enjoy seasonal flowers such as cherry blossoms, buttons, soy sauce, hydrangea, and azalea. As you go along the promenade that leads to Manan Pond, you can see the Manan Pond, registered Tangible Cultural Property of the Agency for Cultural Affairs.
There is a mountain called Miyama [Miyama], which is called Japan's lowest mountain in the Shiratori Shrine/Shiratori no Matsubara, and its elevation is only 3.6m. It is a mountain named Rukitotita, which is also listed in the local history of the Meiji period and the city planning map of the former Shiratori town, with a column erected at the top. In addition, a climbing certificate can be received at the Swan Shrine Office. The swan-no-Matsubara is designated as "Seto Inland Sea National Park".
A waterfall derived from the legend that Fudō Myōō appeared during the training of the Hiroho Daishi; it is about 40m high and is also referred to as a five-fold waterfall because of its shape.
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