When I went to the Iizaka hot springs, I walked around.
I went to Sabako-yu, there was the first hot spring at Iizaka.
And Matsuo Basho, famous haiku poet, took a hor spring with his pupil, Sora.
The former Horikiri's residence is near the Sabako-yu.
Horikiri famirily is honorable family in Japan.
They were active in poritics or economies.
There is open to the public. We can see the main house or storehouses.
And we can take the foot bath and hand bath. We can borrow a towel.
Atago-yama is a small mountain in Iizaka.
We can see the Iizaka or Fukushima city view.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V84enn8APSQ