Daimaru Ryokan

In early June, I went around Bungo Takeda and went to Nagayu Onsen.Even in the rain, you can see the Serikawa River from your room, and it is a quiet and relaxing space.There was nothing around, so at night I took a walk while watching fireflies and arrived at Ramune Onsenkan in about 5 minutes.We also sell a lot of cute Onsen-kun (?) goods designed by Shinbo Minami.The famous carbonated spring was quite lukewarm, so we warmed up in the indoor bath or the family bath in the main building.(Your skin and hair won't feel tight!)The friendly hospitality of Mr. Nakai was wonderful, and it was a luxurious trip. It's an inn you'll want to return to again.

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【postscript】I like the quality of the hot springs at Nagayu Onsen, and have been to 4 hot spring inns and 3 day trip hot spring facilities, but I felt that the quality of the hot springs at Daimaru Ryokan was the best.The scent of hot water and the way it warms your body are different. Even after you get out of the hot water, you'll be sweating for a long time.The spring quality tends to be the same everywhere, but Daimaru Ryokan seems to have the strongest spring quality. In particular, the hot water from Midori-no-yu has a strong iron smell as soon as it comes out of the outlet, but after it comes into contact with the air, it has a very nice scent. Doesn't your family smell like body shampoo? However, I believe that it is the scent of hot water.Honestly, it's a problem when the inn is crowded, but I'd like as many people as possible to try it out.Also, it's been a while since I stayed here, but the breakfast porridge was light and very good.I'll also update the photos with the latest ones.I think it's basically a very good inn. Good points are the quality of hot water and food. As for the baths, the open-air bath in the large bath (although it's not that big) and the small private bath, combined with the sound of the murmuring stream outside, are very pleasant. The hot water is a soft carbonated spring with a greenish color unique to Nagayu Onsen, but perhaps because of the temperature, it doesn't create bubbles on your body. However, the smooth hot water keeps your body warm for a long time, perhaps because of the carbonated springs. The food is elaborate, and the horse sashimi, grilled sesame tofu, etc. are quite delicious. The downside is that there is a lot of food. I end up adding Bungo beef, but I regret it every time. We recommend that you eat dinner on an empty stomach and avoid beer and snacks as much as possible after your bath. Breakfast is similarly large, and in addition to the meals in the photo, rice is also included. Also, the Ramune Onsen where the inn is run is worth experiencing once. It is rich in carbonic acid and creates bubbles all over the body. Is the hot water 32℃? It's an open-air bath, so it's cold, especially in the winter, but when the bubbles start to form, you start to feel a little warm. When it gets cold, there is hot water inside the building, which is also very refreshing. It costs 500 yen for the general public to enter this Ramune Onsen, but if you stay at Daimaru Ryokan, you can enter for free. However, it's always crowded.

I like Ramune Onsen, so the other day I stayed at the annex of Daimaru Ryokan, which operates this hot spring as an outdoor bath. It was a relaxing room. The hot springs were also good. Mr. Nakai's response was also good. However, I got the impression that perhaps the wife was thinking first about using her employees rather than showing examples of customer service and hospitality herself. Maybe I just had a bad day, but that's why I gave the service a 2.However, you can spend a relaxing time in the atmosphere of a historic hot spring inn, so we highly recommend it. The food is average.