Travel Hokkaido on a Budget If You Are the One Tour Kushiro Hot Spring

On your Trip around Hokkaido, eat and drink enough at the hot springs in Kushiro and soak in the hot springs! Hot springs may be the greatest Travel enjoyment for adults. But since we are Traveling on a budget, we can’t pursue something too high-end, but the enjoyment that we should have is indispensable, and it’s not that high-end things we can’t afford, I just enjoy this feeling. The biggest enjoyment when we travel to Japan is to go to the hot spring bathhouse for Japanese people. In fact, there are many hot spring bathhouses of this kind, both in Kyoto and Osaka. We also found one in Kushiro, right in the city center, next to the Bimai Bridge. Picture 4 is the address, and we navigated there. He is on the top floor of a hotel, overlooking the entire Biwu Bridge. If you have time, you can take a shower around three in the afternoon, sit in the lounge and watch the sunset over the entire Biwu Bridge, which is one of the three largest sunsets in the world. , that view is so wonderful. In Japan’s large hot spring baths, you don’t have to worry about them getting old or worn out. Cleanliness and hygiene are essential qualities. My oldest has been in a hot spring bathhouse in the 1930s in Kyoto. It is purely Japanese style. We will talk about this later. This one in Kushiro is actually quite big, there are not many people, and the facilities are well decorated. The entrance fee is 1,000 yen, which is about 50 yuan. Japanese bathing pools are marked with what hot springs and what elements they contain. If there is no mark, then you don’t have to suspect that it is fake. There are some so-called hot spring hotels open to mainland Tourists. They have small bathing pools on the first floor. If there are no signs, they are basically hot water pools and there is no circulation. It is best not to take a bath. We basically go to a local hot spring bathhouse upon landing, so you don’t have to worry about fake ones. There will be markers by the pool. There are also local Japanese hot springs that do not allow people with tattoos to enter, and neither men nor women are allowed. From the hot springs owned by Japanese people, it can be seen that the quality of their citizens is indeed very high. Everyone is very particular about caring for the environment. There is not a hair on the ground, and there is not a drop of water in the place where you change clothes outside. The Japanese people's attention to and care for the environment and conservation of resources are engraved in their bones. This is something I really have to say. So if you are in a local hot spring bathhouse, remember to pick up the water and hair on the floor, as well as the hair from the hair dryer on the table, and the garbage. Also, every Japanese hot spring bathhouse charges money for towels, and some don’t even have shampoo and shower gel, so it’s best to bring your own. It’s also best to bring a cup of hot water. Japanese people go out to drink a cup of ice water or ice milk. Anyway, I don’t think it’s healthy enough. Our Chinese babies still need to drink more hot water. This hot spring is a seawater hot spring, the hot spring water is salty, and there is an outdoor bathing pool. The funniest thing is that they have an indoor floor and an outdoor one on the top floor. You have to climb naked to the hot spring pool on the roof. Yes, you read that right, you are naked, there is a heater and you are not cold, but running around naked is quite funny. The lounge is less crowded and has a better view. I even saw massages available at decent prices. (6,000 yen, 1 hour, low price in Kushiro) I had to queue up, so I didn’t do it. You should experience Japanese foot massage in Japan. Coming out of the hot spring is the center of Kushiro. There are several convenience stores where you can buy some food and supplies, otherwise you really can't even see anyone behind. Don't talk about food. Picture 1 shows that we are about to start our Journey. Our plan is to finish Shiretoko and return to Sapporo on Abashiri. Do you think I can complete it? Stay tuned