Yumeguri Rakuen "Bankei no Yu," built on a hill on the outskirts of town, is a massive bathing facility that combines the calm of a traditional Japanese inn with the convenience of a large-scale hot spring facility. At the reception desk, visitors receive a locker key, loungewear, and a towel set. All facility usage fees and meal charges are recorded on the key, so there is no need to carry a wallet. The baths, bedrock baths, rest areas, dining area, and nap areas are all connected within the facility, and once inside, visitors are free to explore them in any order they like. The indoor baths include a large soaking tub, carbonated spring, medicinal bath, reclining bath, sitting bath, standing bath, cold bath, and more. The open-air bath garden features a rock bath, jar bath, waterfall bath, and moon-viewing bath, allowing visitors to enjoy scenery that changes with the weather and seasons. The sauna area has multiple rooms, including high-temperature, steam, herbal, and low-temperature meditation saunas, along with an open-air relaxation deck and a cooling room. After bathing, visitors can change into loungewear and head to the bedrock baths, or relax in the large tatami hall or on reclining seats. They can also enjoy set meals or noodles at the dining area, along with cold milk or sweets. If they become sleepy, they can use the nap rooms or semi-private rooms, and for an additional fee, they can even stay overnight as is.