Ishizaki no Mori, Kangeikan

There's a restaurant.

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It is a hot spring facility at the edge of Miyazaki City. It can be used for 510 yen. There is also a restaurant in the facility. The inside of the facility seems to be new and quite beautiful.

Admission fee free if you use Viking

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If you use the buffet in the hall in the campaign, the admission fee seems to be free on weekdays. The buffet is also 980 yen, so it's quite reasonable. Great deal.

You can enjoy the hot springs and pools.

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You can enjoy hot springs and pools in nature surrounded by pine forests facing Hyuga Nada. When I entered the hot spring while looking at the magnificent view of Hyuga Nada, I was able to relax both physically and mentally. The hot springs have Japanese and Western ２ types of large communal baths, and you can enjoy different atmospheres of bathrooms. The facility also has a casual buffet restaurant called a farmer's restaurant, and you can slowly eat delicious meals using local ingredients after the bath. ...

Spa in decent facilities..

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I visited for a hot spring. It takes about 30 minutes by car from downtown. There is also an open-air bath and the facilities are ok. It was nice to visit on weekdays and there weren't many people. There is also a restaurant inside, and it costs 980 yen for Vikings. There is also a swimming pool, so I plan to come back in the hot summer.

Meal after hot springs

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Visited for the first time. I didn't know the existence of a ticket vending machine, but it is possible to pay on the ２ floor. You can take a bath for adults ５１０ yen / children ２６０ yen. The large communal bath is wide 々, but the others are small. A panoramic view of Hyuga Nada from the open-air bath! I thought, but it was blocked by a pine forest. Can you see it well from the Western-style bath? １ The farmer on the floor was good to eat color 々 dishes. You can enjoy it with adult １０５８ yen and children (until preschoolers) ６２６ yen.