Haru-no-yu - Koto City

I am very comfortable. I loved to beer on the veranda while drinking beer after taking a bath.

A retro sento with a sense of cleanliness. There is no place to change, but he is orthodox and highly satisfied. I revisited. After all it is good. It was a lemon bath today (* ^ ◯ ^ *)

Old style watch style. Impression that washing place is well-cleaned and is beautiful. The three-tiered bath is a medicinal bath (lemon bath today), a micro-bubble whirlpool bath, and a normal bath.

It is a bitter old-fashioned public bath. It's quite standard, but I feel that this is a good thing for public baths. There is a veranda in the dressing room and it feels very good after the bath. There was a sticker that seemed to be strict regarding the use of mobile phones.

A public bath in Shitamachi. The temperature of the bathtub was hot (laughs) But that's fine. I'm sick, so I'll go there when the store closes and break it with water.

Today's public bath. "Spring hot spring" in Koto Ward. A 60-year-old shrine built. The goodwill letters are pretty and it looks like spring water. The dressing room has a margin and cherry trees. It will have a wonderful atmosphere in early spring. The bathhouse is beautifully renovated and the paint is newly prepared. However, the essential Fuji is absent. Because it's light blue on one side, when you ask the store owner, "Because a recent painter is a mess?" How was Mr. Hayakawa-san? “Hayakawa-san was good,” says the store owner. Tokiwa-yu still preserves the paint picture of 10 years ago, and if you turn the water, you will not be able to conclude that the color will fade after 10 years. That ’s why I stopped drawing. That ’s great. #photobybozzo

A Tokyo-style public bath with staggered gables and Karahafu, a hot water deep from the right toward the back of the bathroom, a silky bath with two seats in the middle, and a shallow ordinary bath on the left.

It seems that it has been in business since 1948. It is a gable-style gable, and the crane hanging fish at the entrance is splendid. There is a highway No. 7 Komatsugawa line nearby, and there is a walking road under it, so it is perfect for taking a bath after running. For that reason, there are some large lockers (wide in the horizontal direction). However, luggage storage requires 10 yen in addition to the bathing fee. (I wonder if there were people who left only their luggage and did not take a bath.) You can feel the retro feeling of the well-shaped ceiling of the dressing room, the thickness and luster of the beams, and the small garden on the other side of the porch. By the way, the bathroom is based on white, and the back wall where there used to be a paint painting is painted sky blue, which makes it feel strange. The water is warm when you use the hot water (because it is 20210718?), So I heard later that Koto Ward is a water supply because salt water comes out even if you dig a well. Use water carefully. In addition, it is a convenient hot water temperature that adjusts the hot water with water. There are three baths of the same size, from the right side are foam, jet 2 (the two are connected and the foam is 25 cm shallower), and lemon bath (on the day). The water temperature is about 42 degrees (foam is slightly higher). Shampoo and body soap are installed in the bathroom. I had a discussion with my husband about a public bath, and if the chimney was cement, it had reinforcing bars in the middle, I changed it to stainless steel due to salt damage, and I used oil, but I prepared for a day's worth of firewood just in case. I heard the soul of a merchant. When I went down the Sumida River, endured the "midsummer heat" and went up to the public bath after arriving, I felt the spring weather as the name suggests.