Kazemachi No Yu Fukujyuso

On our 5th wedding anniversary, we stayed at The Bay Suite at Shima Kanko Hotel from the day before and enjoyed black abalone, and on our way to the next inn, Auberge Yusra, we used the garden open-air bath "Kazemachi no Yu" in Fukujuso ♨ I have to cross here by boat in about three minutes... I noticed that this is where the worst inn I stayed in January 2016 was called Yeshu. We don’t stay overnight, we just use the hot springs, so traveling around Matoya Bay by boat gave us a bit of a feel for the trip 🚢 ScienceDaily 200 yen/person From the dock, you will soon reach Fukujuso on foot. If you try to pay 1500 yen / name at the reception desk, it will be 500 yen / name cheap if you have a JAF membership card. Thank you for your kind guidance ❣ Going to the hot springs... ❓I wonder if I've been here before when I was arrested (laughs) Actually, I used it when I stayed at the worst "Haifu" of 2016 😅 Soaking in the hot spring is quite salty and makes my body feel warm immediately. The water gushes from 1300 meters underground and seems to be abundant. The garden open-air bath had a cypress bath, rock bath, pounding bath, walking bath and sauna. The cypress bath inside the man's bath on this day felt the best as the wind blew out(・∀・)Rarn!! Also, the walking water felt good on the soles, and I took quite a long soak and repeated the water bath. However, even though it was summer, there was no cooler, so I tried to get rid of the sweat coming out of the cold air machine that seemed to be in the factory where the cold air came out 😅 It is possible because it was reserved (laugh) It seems that his wife was also booked out. I've only seen Fukujuso's first floor this time, but I think it'll become more popular if you redevelop hotels and Resorts because it's such a good hot spring but so wasteful.

We stayed at this hot spring inn when we went to Ise Shrine because it is relatively close. It is located on a small island off the coast of a ria coast, and to stay the night you enter by private boat from the opposite shore. The boat ride is about 3 minutes, but it is quite charming. The hot spring water is a chloride spring with a high salt concentration because it is by the sea. The bathroom is very spacious and there were just under 20 people bathing there, but we were able to use it without any stress. Dinner was mainly seafood, and it was so delicious that we couldn't finish it. The room itself is a fairly old building, but it was kept clean, so we didn't feel it was too old. It is an inn that we would like to visit again when we go to Ise Shrine.

The fresh seafood is delicious. They serve more than you can eat. The food is generally well seasoned. The open-air bath on the first floor is popular, but the indoor bath on the sixth floor has few guests. The bathtub on the sixth floor is not cleaned properly and is covered in mold. There are quite a few guests, even though it is not the day before a holiday. There are many group tourists, and they are from a wide age range. There seem to be many female guests at the value-for-money hotel "Hotel Hana" in the same group. All three hotels in the group seem to be popular, which is surprising for a modern hot spring inn. The other hotels on the island either have few guests or are all gone out of business. Walking around the island is interesting, as you can visit the ruins.