Michi no Eki Yamaguchi Onsen Kirara289

There seems to be a heavenly bath.

Original Text

At a roadside station in the Nango district of Minamiaizu Town along National Highway 289. When I went for a drive from Tochigi to Tadami, I stopped by at toilet time. It seems that there is a day trip hot spring, but I later learned that there is no conspicuous signboard and there is a hot spring. It's like an open-air bath that flows directly from the source, so it's not bad to go to a bath if you have a chance. Because it is a road station, there are bussankan and restaurants.

Source and hot springs. Aizu condensed space

Original Text

Enter Fukushima over a mountain from Tochigi. In winter, go west to west on National Highway 289, which is known for its heavy snowfall areas, and take a rest at this roadside station. The hot springs provide healing and moisturizing for tired bodies when driving. It's probably an ingredient of hot springs. The color of the hot water is brown, so it seems to be effective. I ordered a specialty sauce cutlet from the Aizu region at noon. Low 々 There was a greasy feeling, but it was volumey and seemed to be very popular with children. Tomato production is booming around here ...

All of them were pretty good.

Original Text

During the cycling, I had lunch at Road Station Yamaguchi Onsen Kirara 289. Road Station Yamaguchi Onsen Kirara 289 is a roadside station located along National Highway 289 in the Nango district of Minamiaizu Town. A day trip hot spring facility is also provided, and the Japanese style "Yamazakura no Yu" and the Western style "Lindou no Yu" are open daily on odd days and even days. Both have an open-air bath that wants a mountain stream, and there are also bubble baths, sauna, and source baths, so you can enjoy it slowly according to your preferences ...

Next to the hot spring

Original Text

Next door is the hot spring roadside station. I think it's a small place to shop. There was a wide selection of local liquor. After that, local sesame oil and honey are recommended.

Japanese り soup?

Original Text

In the season, the parking lot is full of campers for the retired elderly for day trip bathing and staying in the car. The space of the product department is poor, and the front entrance is mistaken for the bathhouse.