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Take a leisurely dip in colorless and transparent hot water in a quiet bathroom
There is also an open-air bath where you can see the green of the mountain.
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Day-trip bathing is possible at the Kazuragi-no-Yado, Kazurai-kan, which is located among the eight-glance views of the Meishatsu-Fukaya River. Hot springs flowing from the source can also be rented (check required). The rock bath uses a natural rock with trees growing in a part of the bathtub, and the ceiling is high and open, giving a feeling of open air. As for the proud hand-made soba, cold mountain soba and tori soba are recommended, and it is good for lunch.
A hot spring bathing facility that stands in a place surrounded by the valley beauty of Okuyamixi. If it is good for neuralgia, you can taste the hot water of a weak alkaline simple hot spring that is popular with locals. In addition to the sauna, you can also enjoy the nature of Okuya Sankei from the large bathhouse. At the restaurant in the hall, set meals and rice bowls using local rice are recommended. There is an accommodation building and a cottage, and accommodation is also possible.
Roadside station along National Route 212, with the theme of "clear stream, green, firefly-shaped street lights and stained glass in the shape of a mountain hut-style building and fireflies; and selling locally available specialties and woodwork, Nakatsu City Sixth Industrial Products, etc.
The Zen temple of the Sōtō sect known for its five hundred arhats. The Five Hundred Rahang statue, which was laid to rest in the precinct, was carved by a single mason, Kakubei [Kakabe], who spent 19 years from Bunkyu 3 (1863). The faces of the 521 stone Buddhas are individual and have various facial expressions.
"Yakushiyu", which is located near Yakushido, is a specialty cypress-made inner bath. The replacement of men and women is performed daily with "Iwamyu", an open-air bath nearby.
You can take a quick breath at the folk art stop-by hot water at Hosenji Onsen nestled in the mountains. The easy-going atmosphere where you can also bring a lunch box is popular. There are also eight family baths.
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