Private hot springs in Hokkaido that almost no one has ever published

It should be considered a very niche place, in Obihiro Tokachi River. There are relatively few trains from Sapporo to Obihiro, so we chose to charter a car. The Journey takes about 3 hours (for Jr., it will take 5 hours plus transfers, so we will not consider it immediately [Disappointed R]) The hotel is very new, and The number of guests that can be received is limited, so it is very quiet and full of experience. The whole design is like a modern art museum. Dinner is Kaiseki cuisine, which tastes good. It's a one-stop, two-dinner meal. The most unforgettable thing about the hotel for me is definitely the private hot spring. The open-air bath in the suite is so comfortable. Because it is so convenient, I bathe at least five times a day[Laughter and Cry R]As soon as I think of it, I go out to bathe. After bathing, I go to the room to lie down and drink. Order tea and snacks while waiting for dinner, or watch the snow while taking a bath, waiting for the snowflakes to fall...and drink a bottle of milk 😭 I dare say this is the most pleasant day I have spent in Japan. It is recommended to book a hotel massage in advance (it was so comfortable that I fell asleep). I like the toiletries in the bathroom. In short, except for being relatively remote (there is only one ramen shop and a convenience store nearby) this hot spring hotel has no faults. Perfect for those seeking the ultimate quiet vacation relaxation.        🏨：Tokachigawa Moor Hot Spring Quiet Room