Shin Appi Onsen

One of the better onsen imo

This onsen is well organized, foreigner friendly and offers variety. Both a clear water onsen and a mineral onsen. Overall very enjoyable

Personality の Strong い Hot Spring

Original Text

In a building with a Showa era atmosphere, you can enjoy a rare spring-quality hot spring called a strong salt spring directly from the source. The smell is unique, so I think it's a good idea to try it out for a day trip bath. There is also a break room, and if you like it, you can take a bath twice or three times.

It's a wonderful spring quality.

Original Text

It is close to Abi Kogen Ski Resort. There is a convenience store nearby, but I don't think there was a supermarket. You can soak in the wonderful hot water of the strong salt spring.

It has the name of Ambie, but ･･･

Original Text

It is named Abi, but it is about 15 minutes by car from Abi, where the so-called ski resort is located. The name of one hot spring inn is Shin Abi Onsen < Shizukaku >. However, transportation is convenient because it is about 3 minutes by car from the interchange. The hot springs are brown and muddy, quite dark and intense. I heard that hot water has come out again recently and has become even darker. Hot water in this color may be rare. Also, the ramen I ate at "Okazaki Dining Room" about 2 minutes by car from the inn is old ...

it was an apie here.

Original Text

I was intrigued by the name Abi, but it is close to "Shin Abi Onsen" Abi, but the quality of the hot springs is completely different. It was a light brown and muddy hot spring. I was distracted by the difference in image, and I forgot to enjoy the essential bath ･･･ Sorry. Abi feels like a young person, and Shin-Abi Onsen is a hot spring for the elderly.