Facility Name Hot Spring Paradise: Bankei-no-Yu A massive bathing complex located on a lush hill on the outskirts of town, combining the atmosphere of a traditional Japanese inn with the scale of a large hot spring theme park. Despite its calm exterior featuring wooden beams, stone walls, and lattice doors, the interior is so vast it cannot be fully explored in a single day. After receiving a loungewear set, towels, and a locker key at reception, guests are free to roam any section they like without being tied to a specific route. The central indoor bath area features a large hot tub, carbonated springs, medicinal baths, lying baths, sitting baths, standing baths, electric baths, and cold plunges. Water temperatures range from hot to low-temperature soaks, and daily special baths utilize seasonal fruits, herbs, flowers, or wood. The open-air bath garden includes rock baths, pot baths, waterfall baths, and moon-viewing baths, offering views of cherry blossoms in spring, autumn leaves in fall, and snowy landscapes in winter. The sauna section includes high-temperature dry saunas, thick mist steam saunas, herbal saunas, and low-temperature meditation saunas, along with cold water tubs, cooling rooms, and outdoor air-bathing decks. The bedrock bath area, used while wearing loungewear, features heating rooms themed around stone, salt, charcoal, and herbs, as well as a dim cave-like rest room and a cooling space designed to evoke falling snow. The post-bath relaxation area is equipped with a large tatami hall, individual reclining seats, manga shelves, massage chairs, and nap rooms. The dining area serves set meals, rice bowls, noodles, sweets, milk, and fruit drinks. Semi-private rooms and small sleeping quarters are also available for late-night stays.