Inawashiro, Fukushima, Japan｜大阪屋

I've always wanted to go to Nakanosawa Onsen ♨️ This time I was on a day trip in the evening, so I stopped by this inn due to time constraints. Strongly acidic sulfur spring with a pH of 2.2! It was the best milky blue water! The open-air bath is quaint and wonderful. It seems like you can enjoy cave baths if you stay there, so I'd like to stay there next time and relax.

I really wanted to visit Nakanosawa Onsen during my overnight trip to Fukushima✨. When I was a child, I often heard it as a nostalgia. If you wave a handkerchief out of the train window, the ranch maiden will throw a bouquet of flowers. It seems that he was running. The first part has become long, but I chose here Osakaya. There is a parking lot across the road. There is an indoor bath and an open-air bath. I may not be qualified to post because it's a day trip bath, but when I visited on a weekday lunch time, I was able to enjoy it for 700 yen 😁♨️. Nakanosawa Onsen and Numajiri Onsen are supplied with natural hot springs, and the amount of hot water is said to be the highest in Japan. It's a greenish milky white hot spring with the scent of sulfur, which I love, and it's strongly acidic with a pH of 2.1, which is on par with Kusatsu Onsen. I'm really surprised ✨. I ended up writing long sentences. Unfortunately, the townscape and ryokan have become deserted, but I really think that it is a hot spring town that is becoming more and more popular👍.

The open-air bath was large and I took a long bath. The horse sashimi was delicious, and we also enjoyed the shrimp and sweetfish grilled on the hearth. The host's Fukushima dialect was also good.