Aoidake Hot Spring

I was planning to go on July 14th, 2024, but it has been temporarily closed since July 12th. Looking at the website, it seems that the Legionella bacteria was over the limit. Reopening is undecided. (We have resumed operations from August 3rd.)It looks like it's going to be renovated, so I'm looking forward to it reopening.I went there with my wife on Saturday, April 13, 2024.The prices had gone up, but I was told that the management had changed to a private company. The stamp cards that were previously available are no longer usable.The large free rest room has a kids' space on the website, but it didn't have one when I came. The ceiling was different from the one in the photo, so I think the photo was taken in a different location.The udon shop in the rest room has business hours as shown in the photo.There was also coffee milk in the vending machine in the hallway. (140 yen)I came from Miyazaki City, and the price is 500 yen on weekdays, 700 yen on weekends and holidays, and 900 yen on special days (year-end and New Year holidays, Golden Week, Obon, etc.). Perhaps because of the price increase, I went there on a Saturday around 3pm and it was relatively empty. It used to be easy to get to from Miyazaki City, but maybe the number of customers from there has decreased, or maybe the neighbors are avoiding it. There seems to be a discount for people in Soo City and Shibushi City, those who are members of municipal mutual aid, and those who have a Miyakonojo Health Promotion Ticket.There was a free event next to the entrance counter. I had coffee and other things, and on this day I had roasted sweet potatoes (although I say they were actually steamed potatoes). 100 yen coins are required for shoe boxes and lockers in the changing room. (I'll come back to it later.)

I used it for a day trip. This is the first time since it was transferred from Miyakonojo City to a private contractor. The bathing fee was a little more expensive, but it was more than worth it. First of all, I was really impressed by how wonderful the receptionist was. The appearance was also nice. Second, there was a space for children. The children were so excited that they ended up staying too long. There were also massage chairs and Buruburu machines available for adults, free of charge. What's more, there's even manga in the rest area... I have been to many day trip hot spring facilities both inside and outside of the prefecture, but this is the first time I have visited a facility that offers this kind of service at this price. My children also want to go there soon. I took a little walk outside, and it was well maintained, the greenery was beautiful, and I was looking forward to the fall foliage season. Next time I might eat and stay even longer. I'm glad that the management has been transferred to a great company!

I'm glad it was slipperyI'll come back later

It's a very pleasant hot springIt's clean and the hot spring water is great.I wish you could raise the temperature of the sauna a little more.It's even better! !

After fishing for rainbow trout in the rhododendron forest, I stopped by a hot spring on the way home.The water quality was good and lukewarm.

I was planning to go on July 14th, 2024, but it has been temporarily closed since July 12th. Looking at the website, it seems that the Legionella bacteria was over the limit. Reopening is undecided. (We have resumed operations from August 3rd.)It looks like it's going to be renovated, so I'm looking forward to it reopening.I went there with my wife on Saturday, April 13, 2024.The prices had gone up, but I was told that the management had changed to a private company. The stamp cards that were previously available are no longer usable.The large free rest room has a kids' space on the website, but it didn't have one when I came. The ceiling was different from the one in the photo, so I think the photo was taken in a different location.The udon shop in the rest room has business hours as shown in the photo.There was also coffee milk in the vending machine in the hallway. (140 yen)I came from Miyazaki City, and the price is 500 yen on weekdays, 700 yen on weekends and holidays, and 900 yen on special days (year-end and New Year holidays, Golden Week, Obon, etc.). Perhaps because of the price increase, I went there on a Saturday around 3pm and it was relatively empty. It used to be easy to get to from Miyazaki City, but maybe the number of customers from there has decreased, or maybe the neighbors are avoiding it. There seems to be a discount for people in Soo City and Shibushi City, those who are members of municipal mutual aid, and those who have a Miyakonojo Health Promotion Ticket.There was a free event next to the entrance counter. I had coffee and other things, and on this day I had roasted sweet potatoes (although I say they were actually steamed potatoes). 100 yen coins are required for shoe boxes and lockers in the changing room. (I'll come back to it later.)