Hinode Onsen, a relaxing bath for locals. Located along National Route 10 by the sea, it is marked by a large sign saying "Bright and clean, a bath for the whole family." Despite being next to a major road, it is a quietly peaceful onsen. After paying the fee and descending about five stone steps, you find a traditional communal bath where the changing room and bathing area are combined. The ceiling is high, and the bath is relatively spacious and open for a communal bath. During the day, light passes through blue translucent walls, creating a somewhat fantastic atmosphere. The walls and tiles are pastel-colored, providing a soothing feeling. It is a place of relaxation filled with the laughter of nearby residents. The bath is filled to the brim with simple spring water that has a slight viscosity and a soft texture on the skin. Part of the bath is separated by a wooden partition as "hot water," allowing those who prefer hotter water to enjoy it. The water temperature varies daily, so each visit offers a different experience. If the water is too hot, please ask those already bathing to adjust it to a comfortable temperature. Next to the entrance stands a Jizo statue dressed stylishly with a clean bib and hat, cherished by the local people.