忘れの里 雅叙苑 (わすれのさと がじょえん)- 鹿児島県(かごしまけん) 妙見温泉(みょうけんおんせん)

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ふる時代じだい日本にほん田舎いなか原風景げんふうけい

actual old Japanese-style cottages

いまや、日本にほん温泉旅館おんせんりょかんは、貸切風呂かしきりぶろ進化版しんかばんとして、露天風呂付ろてんぶろつ客室きゃくしつが、ブームをえて、定番化ていばんかしている。
とく最近さいきん高級旅館こうきゅうりょかんは、必須ひっすのアイテムとなっているかんがある。
その客室露天風呂きゃくしつろてんぶろを、最初さいしょに”発明はつめい”したのが、じつはこの宿やどなのだ。

それだけではない。
茅葺かやぶ屋根やね古民家こみんか移築いちくしての客室きゃくしつ
おおきないわをくりいた湯舟ゆぶね
敷地しきちをねりあるく、はないのニワトリ。
現代げんだい旅館業界りょかんぎょうかい日本にほん温泉地おんせんちに、多大ただい影響えいきょうあたえた宿やどのひとつとっていいだろう。

さらに、みずか運営うんえいする菜園さいえん養鶏場ようけいじょうにより、食材しょくざい調達ちょうたつし、しかも無農薬農法むのうやくのうほうなど、むかしながらの”日本にほん田舎いなかあじ”を追求ついきゅうする。
つまり、地方ちほう鹿児島かごしま薩摩さつま)の文化ぶんか風習ふうしゅうを、旅館りょかんというステージで、現代人げんだいじんつたえていくといったアプローチをこころみているのだ。

最近さいきんでは、リビングルームのなか温泉風呂おんせんぶろそなえた「お風呂ふろリビング」なる、ユニークで、ほかるいないスタイルの客室きゃくしつタイプも誕生たんじょうさせた。
オーナーの田島健夫たじまたておは、旅館業界りょかんぎょうかい常識じょうしきにとらわれず、つねにオリジナリティをもとつづけており、「わすれのさと 雅叙苑がじょえん」は、おおくの同業者どうぎょうしゃ連日れんじつのように視察しさつおとずれるほどだ。

Tenkuh no Mori

さらに最近さいきんでは、60ha敷地しきち東京とうきょうドーム13個分こぶん)に2つの宿泊施設しゅくはくしせつと3つの日帰ひがえ施設しせつしかない贅沢ぜいたくなレイアウトの究極きゅうきょく温泉おんせんリゾート「天空てんくうもり」も話題わだいんでいる。
ときわすれ、日常にちじょうからはなれ、温泉おんせんゆだね、薩摩料理さつまりょうり舌鼓したづつみ
わすれのさと 雅叙苑がじょえん」は、「日本人にほんじんこころのふるさと」そのものなのかもしれない。

かぜ」の客室露天風呂きゃくしつろてんぶろ

Kaze

This bath is said to be the origin of guestrooms with an included open-air onsen. Created in 1978. Afterwards, it has been visited by a large number of people related to the industry, and featured in several types of media, including television. This room could be said to be the decisive factor that put “Wasure-no-sato GAJOEN” in the spotlight. At the back of the bath, which is located right next to the Amorigawa river and into which hot spring water flows directly from the source, there is an open-air shower booth. The day beds wrapped in towel fabric are also a nice touch.

“Takeruyu” separate baths for men and women, and private onsen

Takeruyu

The large common baths of “Takeruyu” are separate for men and women, and consist in an spectacular bathtub hollowed out of a giant single rock weighing 20 tons, a process that took half a year.
Of course, the water used is 100% hot spring water flowing directly from its source.
The changing space is integrated into the bathing space, resulting in a great atmosphere.
The skin-beautifying effects of this alkaline spring waters containing earth (sodium, calcium, magnesium – hydrogen carbonate spring) and the feeling of refreshment that you will enjoy after your bath will certainly make for amazing memories of your trip.
And if this was not enough, the bath is available for private use between 9:00 pm and 6:00 am of the following morning. Private use operates on a first come, first served basis.
Turn around the wooden board that reads “Currently Under Private Use” hanging on the entrance, and use the lock to close the door from inside.

“Tsubaki” special annex: a living room with a bath

Tsubaki

This is GAJOEN’s latest proposition: “a living room with a bath,” which comes as the next revolution after “guestrooms with an open-air bath.”
Instead of the guestroom having an open-air bath attached to it, this new concept is more about installing the bathtub itself right in the middle of the room.
What would otherwise be an open air space becomes then a “room” equipped with air conditioning and sofas.
The air conditioning allows guests to enjoy a comfortable bath not only during the cold of the winter, but also in the summer, when it can get too hot outside.
Worthy of note is also the fact that the floor of this room is heated by onsen pipes running right underneath it.

Private baths: “Utaseyu & Ramuneyu”

Utaseyu & Ramuneyu

This nostalgic private baths by the side of the Amorigawa river evoke images of ancient watering places. There are two bathtubs and a waterfall shower (Utaseyu.) The tub at the back, known as “Ramuneyu” (about 36 degrees Celsius) is characterized by its “simple carbon dioxide springs” (estimation / no analysis chart). A little after you get in the tub, you can feel how the carbonic acid foam begins to attach to your body hair. The other tub is filled with “mixed alkaline spring waters containing earth” (sodium, calcium, magnesium – hydrogen carbonate spring,) just like the “Takeruyu” bath and the open-air onsen included in the guestrooms. In other words, guests can enjoy two different types of hot spring waters in this private bath. By the way, the “Utaseyu” waterfall shower right next to the “Ramuneyu” tub uses alkaline spring waters containing earth at a low temperature of 37 degrees Celsius.

Maps

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