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inside | - | - | - |
outside | - | - | 1 |
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Onsen in Shizuoka-ken |
Amagiso (Oodaru Onsen)Dokko no Yu (Shuzenji Onsen)Yumotokan (Yugashima Onsen)Akazawa onsen rotenburo (Akazawa)Hotel Ito Powell (Ito Onsen)Fujiyoshi (Futo - Ito-City)Ideyusou (Ishibe Onsen)Heiroku Jizo (Matsuzaki)Sawada Koen (Nishina) |
Other prefectures in Tohokai |
| Gifu-ken |
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) Small picture of the bath (from the Matsuzaki web site) |
(explanation on symbols) |
Global rating :  | |
| An unappealing place to bath... Located close to the beach, but without any view on it, this bath serves mostly as a place to get washed a little after swimming in the sea. Everybody keep its swimsuit on, and just dip in the bath - there is no shower to get clean first anyway! The most interesting in this onsen is its legend. It is said that a man named Heiroku, whose child was taken away to the sea by a big wave, sat on this place and refused to eat as he was grieving the death of his child. Later, after his own death, villagers built a Jizo statue there. | |
| Size : | |
| Average size - only one bath. | |
| View : | |
| The bath is sheltered by a large wall - for what reason? The only result is to remove any nice view for the bathers. | |
| Modesty : | |
| No place to change, but probably it is not a problem if you dip in the water wearing a swimming suit. | |
Area :  | |
| The area around Kumomi is very attractive. Located very south on the west coast of Izu, it is seldom visited by daily tourists, and therefore is a very calm place, with both the sea and the mountains to enjoy. In particular, beautiful diving spots are found there, just a couple kilometers south of Dogashima. Visit the Secret Japan forum for a guide of Izu West Coast | |