湯乃宿 清盛

I was able to relax with my dog ​​at Nishikawa Onsen, a hot spring deep in the Kinugawa River.Not only did I receive a welcome email after making the reservation, but the day before I left, I received a call from the landlady regarding the snowfall situation, and I had a feeling that the service would be excellent. On the day of the event, snow fell from around the Kinugawa River, and from the middle of the day it started to snow in earnest. However, I was able to make some predictions on the phone yesterday, so I had some peace of mind, and I enjoyed myself while realizing that the weather in the mountains is changeable.The monaka served with tea was strangely delicious, and my family was so happy that it was recommended by our hotel and we took it as a souvenir. When I asked about it later, it was a good product with no additives, less sweetness, and didn't last long.The inn has several small rooms with free-flowing hot spring baths for men and women, and you can use both if you wear a wooden sign while bathing. I was able to fully enjoy the snow-viewing bath by going in and out of the slightly lukewarm open-air bath and the indoor bath.Dog name plate on the dinner table. Moreover, it is handwritten by the young landlady. A full course meal, from aperitifs and appetizers to local soy milk hot pot and yuba sashimi, followed by buckwheat noodles, and dessert. It's so plentiful and delicious that you'll think you can eat it all! When choosing an egg dish for the next morning, I heard that it was called a ``nourishing egg'' and chose TKG, which is a raw egg.For breakfast, I enjoyed eggs with plump yolks served over multi-grain rice. It also came with a side of yam tororo, so I was very satisfied with the refill.The fun was doubled as the signboard dogs were brought to work by the young landlady.There are only a limited number of inns other than Nasu where dogs can stay together, but I don't think there is any other inn that is as comfortable as this one.Please be careful of your tires and other suspension parts in mid-March weather. I drove carefully, especially at the entrance and exit of the tunnel, as it was frozen. Since it was the off-season, the liquor store I had planned to visit was closed, so I bought some local beer at a nearby souvenir shop. There are no convenience stores either.The local annual Kamakura event has been shortened due to lack of snow.It seems to get busy around the May holidays when the fresh greenery is beautiful, so it's best to make reservations early.Also, the public bath that used to be there is no longer there, so if you like it, you might want to consider day trip hot springs further in the back or Oku Aizu.It was a ryokan where I was very happy with the thoughtfulness of everyone at the inn. thank you very much. I'll come back later.