Bath
Awara Onsen, a famous hot spring that first opened in the Meiji era, was once widely known throughout Japan as Jugaku Onsen and was deeply loved by the poet Akiko Yosano. At Seifuso, abundant natural hot spring water gushing constantly from the private source on the premises is used lavishly. The water is classified as a sodium-calcium chloride spring (weak alkaline, hypotonic, high-temperature spring). Because the salt that clings to the skin after bathing helps prevent sweat from evaporating, it is prized for its outstanding heat-retaining effect and is also known as the hot bath. The astonishingly soft, body-friendly water gently warms the whole body from deep within, relieves muscle tension, and eases daily fatigue. One of its major attractions is that the moisture and comforting warmth continue for a long time after you get out.
