Tenjuku No Mori Keigetsu

I used the day spa. The parking lot is one-way, but there was no sign, so some people were driving in the wrong direction. The lower parking lot seems to be for employees, but it's hard to find. The customer parking lot is up the hill. Tea, summer orange juice, and water are available for free in the hall. Coffee is charged. The bath is at the bottom of the stairs. You need to bring your own towel. There are rental towels. The facilities are very new and clean. In the changing room, there are small free lockers, a basket for changing clothes, free drinks (water and summer orange juice), a hair dryer, a scale, lotion, milky lotion, cleansing, hair tonic, shower cap, cotton swabs, and tissues. The bathroom is also spacious, with a large bathtub and washing area. Shampoo, conditioner, body soap, soap, scrub face wash, and salt body soap for massage are available. I couldn't find the sauna, so I was wondering if I should have gone in, but I found it near the open-air bath (outside). I didn't go in the sauna, but it seems to be a loyly sauna? I regretted not going in. There is a cold bath next to the sauna. It's quite cold. The open-air bath smelled of chlorine, so I left immediately. There are many chairs in the open-air bath where you can sit comfortably, so you can cool off there. It was a very hot day, but it was so cool that it was cold when I lay down naked. It's amazing that you can drink summer orange juice for free. It's sour but very sweet. The spring has a slight sulfur smell, but I didn't feel it much while bathing. But the next day my skin was shiny. I think the spring quality is good. However, the price is still good. If they charge this price, I wish they would at least include a towel. I thought I could eat at the restaurant, but there were only people there who were attending a funeral, so maybe they don't accept general customers. There was no information about the restaurant. There is a tatami lounge.