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Yuzuri is used as one of the drinking pools of 40,000 hot springs along with the drinking fountain. The Shionoyu Yūsen Yōshō is located at Kihira Shopping Street in Tung, approximately in the center of the long-winded, long-winded Shimansen Street, with a roof marked by the Tōya-style. The source is Meiji's hot water, which is poured from two places above and below the gourd-shaped hand water bowl. It is said that drinking is effective against gastrointestinal disease and constipation, so try to follow the usage and dose.

Standing on the shores of the Shiman River, there is a spacious public bath for both men and women, followed by an open-air bath with a Japanese-style mood surrounded by stones. The open-air bath for men is right in front of the river, with a good view.

It is a long-established inn established in the early Edo period, where day bathing is possible. The entrance section of the main building, which was built around the year of Genroku 4 (1691), is designated as an important cultural property of the prefecture as the oldest yujuku architecture in Japan, with thick beams and columns running on the ceiling. Built in 1930, "Genrokunoyu" is a unique structure with five bathtubs embedded in a tiled floor, with sunlight coming through a large window, and you can enjoy a bath in an open atmosphere.

The long-established inn "Shimanyamaguchi-kan", which has been running for more than 300 years since the Edo period, also accepts day bathing. Six sources spring from directly below the building, and dynamic open-air baths with close views of the mountain stream are popular, with the "Submular Open-air Bath" and the "Mountain Stream Open-air Shikan no Yu" (at 19, gender change) provided on the banks of the 40,000 River. If you sink yourself into a bath with water and hot water, the clear stream and the grove on the opposite shore approach. The hot spring makeup developed by the landlady is also popular with souvenirs.

The hot springs of the "tsuya" are hot springs in the spring water, which is a blend of four sources. The oldest source of the 40,000 "Gomen no Uto", which is said to "cure the disease of 40,000", the source "Deer Peeping no Uto", which springs from the site, and the source "Yamatori no Uto", which is drawn from the foot of the waterfall where the child treasure and the "Maya Hime Legend" of the marginori remain, the source "hot water spring", which is drawn from the vicinity of Oku Shiman Lake. For day bathing, four locations are available: Deer Peeping-no-Yu (open-air bath), Guzuki-no-Yu (inner-bath), rock bathing, and a sauna that also includes a water bath, as well as a bath-only lounge (food-and-drink-free).

It is located at the innermost part of Shiman Onsen, in the Hinata-Mami-ku, and is a communal bathhouse located in a place that is said to be the birthplace of Shiman Onsen. It has been rebuilt in recent years as a wooden Yuya building, and a bathtub with a single-sex monolith hollowed through has been installed. There is also a foot bath in front of the building, so you can relax.

It is located at the base of the Hagi Bridge, where the city meets the Shimankawa and the Shinyu River. Like the exterior, the interior walls and the bathtub are also stone-built. The lighting is dark, and it is a feeling of feeling like a cave bath. The small yuben is filled with a source that springs at the bottom of the Shinyu River.

It is located near the Shionoyu Ying Spring, and has been selling 300 yen per skewer, a specialty of Gunma, for more than 35 years. The preservative-free flour sake bunju, which is baked on a local charcoal fire with a homemade secret sweet miso sauce, is an exquisite product.

A Japanese confectionery shop marked by a rising seiro. Each of the specialty hot spring buns, 80 yen, uses brown sugar from Okinawa. It has a reputation for its moist skin and modest sweetness, and some people come to visit it for this. Yudan, which is made from two colors of Yudan and Kurumi paste, which are wrapped in manure, and is made from the 40,000 Hot Springs Legend of Nami Confectionery, 82 yen per Yen Yen.

The sign is 100g 370 yen for one bag of wet sweet beans and yoranfuro, known as the 40,000 hot spring confectionery. It uses flower kidney beans, has a soft mouthfeel and an elegant sweetness. There is also the original hot spring manju.