I visited to enjoy swimming in the sea and hot springs. The boat platter was small but had a decent variety. The meals at the inn were like home-cooked dishes. The breakfast menu was simple, with a large jar of white rice in the morning. The rice from Tango is delicious, so you can eat a lot from the morning! The cost is around 12,000 yen per person, so it's a good deal, right?

Previous article: After leaving Lake Tojo, we headed north on the Maizuru Wakasa Road to Miyazu and arrived at our accommodation for the day, the "Misakibekkan Iwaki" at Yuhigaura Onsen. The baths had an outdoor bath which was quite nice. Dinner came with a boat-shaped platter. Breakfast was just like a typical ryokan breakfast. After checking out, we walked to Yuhigaura Beach, about a 5-minute walk away. It was convenient that we could leave our car at the ryokan even after checking out and use the baths. However, it was hot. I thought it would be cooler once we left Osaka, but it was actually hotter. The temperature was easily showing 36℃. The summer in northern Kinki is brutally hot. ↑ The onsen is here.

The price was 18,000 yen per person. Regardless of the price, it's better not to go to this crab restaurant. The crabs served here are frozen ones that can be found in supermarkets for 1,050 to 1,260 yen per piece. They told us to take the leftovers home if there were any crabs left. If you want to eat crabs, it's better not to stay here. The outdoor bath feels like it was forcibly made. Breakfast is served in a separate building, and it was delicious. Crabs are a no-go! If your purpose is something other than crabs, you might be able to endure it.