Eastland - Edogawa City

Adults 480 yen, note that there is no shampoo or body soap! Made like a small super public bath, it is spacious and clean! I highly recommend it! !! Also, local cider was on sale!

In conclusion, it was a wonderful public bath where I couldn't find a place to complain. It is a public bath in Shinozaki, Edogawa Ward. There is Shinozaki Park nearby, and the public bath is in a residential area. The surrounding roads are quite narrow, so please be careful if you have a large car. There is a parking lot for 14 cars in front of the public bath, and when I visited around 21:00 on Saturday, one car was put in and it was full. In addition, it seems that there is an additional 4 spaces as a second parking lot (location confirmation required). The equipment is new and very clean. The staff was patrolled several times while taking a bath, including in the dressing room and in the bathroom, and it was kept clean. There is also a relaxing area in front of the front desk, and you pay the bathing fee at the ticket vending machine. Bathing fee is 480 yen. The sauna comes with an additional 400 yen, large and small towels, and is handed in a vinyl bag that you can bring into the bathroom as it is. There is no rinse-in shampoo or body soap in the bathroom, but if you ask at the front desk, a single-use size will be provided free of charge. Lockers are available vertically for sauna guests and use the number given at the front desk. The key is not attached to the sauna, but the key band is different from that of the bathers, and it seems that the sauna guests are identified there. Two pay dryers are available. The bathroom is not large in a public bath in Tokyo, but the space is used well and I don't feel cramped. The white interior has a warm atmosphere with soft lights, and the modern Japanese taste is also nice. The faucets are lined up by the wall and have a fixed shower. I was asked not to take a place at the front desk, but when I visited, it was so crowded that about half of the faucets were vacant. In addition to faucets and showers, the water is softened from the bath to the cold bath, and the foaming of the body soap is also good. Be careful not to slip and fall when moving around, as it feels quite slimy to the touch. There was a bathtub that was quite large considering the size of the bathroom, and the temperature was standard in public baths. Next to it is a slightly smaller carbonated spring. In both cases, wood is used for the edge of the bathtub, which makes it feel good when you sit down. In addition, there was a medicinal bath (not so high in concentration) in the semi-outdoors across the door, and the temperature here was crisp and hot (around 42 degrees?). In addition, although the open-air space is not large, it is an open-air bath space with four chairs. It is also connected to a small garden that can be seen from the dressing room across the fence, and there is a veranda, where you can also take a bath in the open air. The sauna is a two-tiered, U-shaped, large enough to accommodate up to 7-8 people. Since the sensible temperature is a little mild (maybe standard in public baths), users are concentrated in the upper row. The water bath next to the sauna is separated from the bathroom space, with tiled walls and spot lighting for relaxation. The water temperature is not too cold at 18 degrees Celsius, and it's nice to be able to slowly and slowly lower your body. The depth of the water was shallow and there was room for the whole body to be straightened out, and the men's bath was wide enough for 5 people to line up side by side (I used it for 3 people because of the corona damage). The standing shower is located near the dressing room and is far from the flow line of the sauna and the water bath, so those who take the water bath should use the empty faucet shower or use the hot water of the water bath or bathtub. After that, many people took a cold bath. I think it depends on the time of day I visited, but most of the customers were in their 20s and 40s, and few were elderly. However, although there were many young people, many of them were taking a bath quietly, and it seemed that everyone knew the bathing etiquette. It was close to closing, but I think it was a little early to close at 23:00, and it seemed to be crowded just before. It's been a long time, but it was designed with careful consideration so that people who like baths and saunas can easily enter and spend a comfortable time, and although it is far from home, it was a wonderful thing that I would definitely like to visit again. The public baths may be nostalgic and have a tasteful Showa era, but I was reminded that the sophisticated and modern ones are also wonderful, at the other end of the spectrum. I envy those who live nearby. Please stop by when you are near.

○ Outside air bath while listening to the sound of bamboo leaves on the porch ○ Sauna with aroma of good smell (96 degrees) ○ A water bath (18 degrees) where you can stretch your legs and lie down to your neck It is a beautiful and wide public bath that has been renovated. The porch is very nice, there is bamboo in the courtyard, and it is best to take a bath in the open air while listening to the sound of bamboo leaves swaying in the wind. There are also 4 break chairs in the open-air bath space, and you can also take a break next to the open-air bath. The sauna is a U-shaped structure with a sauna stove on the right side of the entrance. You have to sit on the left side to watch TV, but if you want heat, the number one is in front of the stove on the right side. The room temperature is a little less than 100 degrees Celsius, which is high, but I felt that I was sweating immediately after entering, probably because of the high humidity. There was a nice scent with aroma, and it was good that the size was reasonable. The water bath is located in a deep space next to the sauna, but it is spacious and you can soak it with your whole body. I am glad that there are plenty of drinks such as craft cola.

A little less than 15 minutes walk from Shinozaki station. Overall, it's more like a super public bath than a public bath, and there is a large parking lot next to it. The exterior and interior of the building are all beautiful. The dressing room also has an atmosphere in a bathing facility in the suburbs. The bathroom is much larger than a regular public bath, especially the bathtub. The main bathtub is placed in the center, and there is a washing area around it. Although it is a public bath in Tokyo, please note that shampoo is not installed. In addition to the bathtub and washing area, there is one standing booth, a sauna and a cold bath, and an open-air bath. The bathtub is more than double the size of a normal public bath. The temperature is about 42 degrees. There is also a wide carbonated spring next to it, which is about 40 degrees Celsius. The water in the water bath is quite cold. The open-air bath is about 42 degrees. There are some posters for the sauna road, but no poster for the silent bath. The customer base is relatively young.

It's large in a public bath sauna It seems that about 10 people can enter in the second stage The room temperature was 95 ° C and the humidity was moderately high, and I immediately sweated. It smells good with aroma The water bath is 16 ℃ for about 8 people Totoi chair has 4 seats next to the open-air bath With a little garden view

I have visited several times. When it comes to public baths in the town, the interior and baths are old and small, but they are new and the baths are wide. The dressing room, open-air bath, and rest area outside are beautiful and comfortable as well as a super public bath. There is also a small resting space in front of the hot springs that enter the bathroom, where you can relax with a variety of drinks. Mr. Bandai's response was kind, and when I asked him what he didn't understand, he answered kindly without making an unpleasant face. There is an additional charge for the sauna, but it is large enough and the leaflet explains how to enter the sauna, which is nice for beginners, so I think it is a friendly place for those who come to take a bath. The illustrations are also cute and easy to understand ♩ I will visit you again.