Makukawa Onsen Yoshikuraya Ryokan

I used the open-air bath at a day trip hot spring.It was nice to have the feeling of a hidden hot spring deep in the mountains.It was snowing at the top of Mt. Joudodaira, but after 30 minutes of descending to the hot springs, the sky was cloudy.It was a cold day on November 4th, and I was worried after reading the reviews that the open-air bath was hot, but it was hot near the source.Keep it lukewarm and pour slowly.I have sensitive skin so I can't stay in sulfur springs for long, but after about 20 minutes I started to feel a little itchy.It was nice to have a shower so I could wash off.I didn't take an indoor bath.Bathing feeAdult 700 yen​Dwarf 400 yen*Children 4 years old to elementary school studentstime10:00-15:30*Last reception 15:00open-air bathSimple spring sulfur spring, separated by genderThere are two washing areas on the roof, and the water pressure and temperature of the showers are good.There is one hair dryer in the men's bath.Indoor bathSimple spring, separate for men and womenClosed for winter (early November to late April)​Fukushima Minpo Shimbun Denjiro ClubIf you present your "Minpou Denjiro Club" membership card, you will receive a 100 yen discount on the bathing fee.*Discount applies only to members themselves.During busy periods, there may be restrictions on the number of people who can enter the facility and the amount of time they can use it.The facility may be temporarily closed on irregular days (for hot spring maintenance work, bathroom cleaning, etc.)During periods of heavy rain and melting snow, the source may become flooded, making it impossible to take a bath.The temperature, water volume, color, etc. of the hot springs change depending on natural conditions such as weather and season.​Rest area/noneMeals/Not availableLocker/free

A quiet place with only the sounds of birds chirping, insects chirping, and trees.

First stay in 21 years.I was able to relax in a comfortable room.The open-air bath is a sulfur spring that I love.It was bath time while looking at the autumn leaves at a suitable temperature.The dishes used local ingredients and were all delicious. You'll be very satisfied with the hearty dishes such as trout sashimi, pork shabu, tempura, salt-grilled rock fish, and tofu with maitake mushroom sauce.When I woke up in the morning, I saw a light snow scene.There was a little bit of snow on the autumn leaves, which also added to the atmosphere.After the coronavirus, they are operating at a reduced scale.This is an inn that you will want to protect forever.

The other day, I went to take a day trip bath. Along the way, we were at a high altitude, so the scenery was very nice, and we were greeted by wild monkeys, so we arrived with maximum excitement ☺After enjoying a nice conversation with the host for a while, we headed to the indoor bath! Although it was a little hot, the room was thoroughly cleaned and tidyed up with clear colorless hot water☺Next, go to the long-awaited open-air bath! The nigori hot water that caught my eye made me even more excited↑↑The temperature was just right, and the hot spring water enveloped my whole body! It takes an hour to get home, but I can't stop feeling warm even after I get home 👍Although there are some critical comments, I think it is a ryokan that I can recommend without complaint. I would like to stay overnight this season, so please let me know if you do so 😌

It was a hot spring that could be called a secret hot spring located further back from Tsuchiyu Onsen. As expected, the hot spring water was mild and warmed me to the core. The food was also carefully prepared and good. I would like to go again in the fall.

I used the open-air bath at a day trip hot spring.It was nice to have the feeling of a hidden hot spring deep in the mountains.It was snowing at the top of Mt. Joudodaira, but after 30 minutes of descending to the hot springs, the sky was cloudy.It was a cold day on November 4th, and I was worried after reading the reviews that the open-air bath was hot, but it was hot near the source.Keep it lukewarm and pour slowly.I have sensitive skin so I can't stay in sulfur springs for long, but after about 20 minutes I started to feel a little itchy.It was nice to have a shower so I could wash off.I didn't take an indoor bath.Bathing feeAdult 700 yen​Dwarf 400 yen*Children 4 years old to elementary school studentstime10:00-15:30*Last reception 15:00open-air bathSimple spring sulfur spring, separated by genderThere are two washing areas on the roof, and the water pressure and temperature of the showers are good.There is one hair dryer in the men's bath.Indoor bathSimple spring, separate for men and womenClosed for winter (early November to late April)​Fukushima Minpo Shimbun Denjiro ClubIf you present your "Minpou Denjiro Club" membership card, you will receive a 100 yen discount on the bathing fee.*Discount applies only to members themselves.During busy periods, there may be restrictions on the number of people who can enter the facility and the amount of time they can use it.The facility may be temporarily closed on irregular days (for hot spring maintenance work, bathroom cleaning, etc.)During periods of heavy rain and melting snow, the source may become flooded, making it impossible to take a bath.The temperature, water volume, color, etc. of the hot springs change depending on natural conditions such as weather and season.​Rest area/noneMeals/Not availableLocker/free