We went here for lunch. You buy the ticket just outside the restaurant and hand the ticket to the waitress. We had curry rice. They have low tables with a hole underneath, so you're sitting normally. I think we bused our own table. The outdoor hot springs are separated between men and women. Pretty neat! There are fences to keep people from peeking. Do your homework on Japanese hot springs first, but then go and have a great time! There's a cute store just as you walk in. The hot springs are to your left and the restaurant is to your right.

This is a day-trip bathing facility located in Garden Farm on the Soni Plateau. The thick spring water is wonderful. The open-air bath with a sense of openness is also highly recommended. Although it is not an open-air bath, there is one bathtub with natural hot spring water. If it were only 900 yen on weekdays, I would go every day, but it is a bit far from Kintetsu Nabari Station, taking 50 minutes by bus.