Itsukaichi Natural Hot Spring Yurayura

A small, long-established super public bath. About 10 years ago, I encountered the father and son of former Sanfrecce player Hisato Sato. A sign is displayed under the reception counter, and it seems that Hiroshima Dragonflies players, twin comedians The Touch, and a Korean actor who appeared in Winter Sonata have all visited. I think the bathing fee was around 550 yen when it opened, but now it's 800 yen. Coupon tickets and set tickets with meals are available. Silver 100 yen discount every Friday. On days when Sunfre is held, you can get a 50 yen discount if you show your ticket (I wonder if this will continue even after the new stadium is moved?). You can use PayPay. Perhaps due to the recent sauna boom, the parking lot is almost full even on weekdays. The men's bath is literally "washing potatoes" with everyone from families with children to the elderly. The far infrared sauna with a TV is always full and some people are unable to sit and end up standing. Next to the open-air bath, there is a footbath, a cascading bath, and an outdoor air bath (for small fish), which is very comfortable, but the facilities in the indoor bath are noticeably outdated. The ``Tornado Bath'' in the men's bath has been left with broken buttons. In addition to the bath, there is a dining area, a tatami room where you can lie down, and a space for magazines and comics, so you can stay for a long time.

2024.1 Available during weekday afternoons ``Yurayura'' is just right in everything. I don't think there are many hot spring facilities that are as perfect as this one. Crowd level, price, facilities, food Whichever you choose is just right. It seems that tastes are divided into ``Honoyu'' and ``Yurayura'' groups, but personally I prefer Yurayura. If you accumulate 25 visit points, you will get one free visit. (1 point per visit, some days double and triple points) If I had to point out one drawback, it would be that the manga is so tired that it stinks a bit. Well, it doesn't matter if you don't read it.

You can't see the hot spring facility from along the road, so I recommend heading towards the nearby Marugame Seimen. The fee is 700 yen, and you can pay by PayPay. The bathroom has a jet bath, a footbath, a cascading bath, etc. Among them, I was interested in the barrel bath. This time it seems to change depending on the day with lemon hot water with lots of lemon. The sauna is 90° and can accommodate about 10 people. I was curious to see that the "Totoi Drink" posted in the sauna room was on sale.　500m l 250 yen There was also a cold water bath and a place to bathe in the cold outside air, so I was able to prepare myself. In addition to the hot springs, there are rest areas, mini arcades, shops, and eating areas.