Kurhaus Ishibashi Ryokan

The service from the man in a suit, who looked to be in his 30s or 40s, was terrible. Even though the website says you can go out at night, he told me I had to stay awake and asked me to stop. It's awful when he's on night duty, so I'd recommend avoiding that day. The elderly couple were nice people, though.

This shop is very historic, the facilities are a little old, breakfast is provided for a fee, the staff are all over 70 years old, very polite, communication is a little difficult, you can walk about 700 meters to the shop from Liantai Temple Station

The facilities are a bit old, but it is a very good hotel. There are indoor and outdoor hot springs. There was no one there when I went, so I enjoyed it alone for an hour. The surrounding scenery is also very beautiful.

The countryside scenery was fantastic, and there were so many stars at night! The hot springs were incredibly relaxing, and they thoughtfully provided instructions for each pool. The elderly gentleman and lady who lived there were very kind; it was just like a traditional Japanese inn, perfect for a comfortable stay of a few days! It felt so warm and welcoming.

Very old, with puppets, quite scared

Very Japanese style, suitable for foreigners who want to experience pure Japanese style and natural hot springs. It’s so worth it, so mysterious and amazing🤩