Hidenoyu - Suginami City

There are 10 parking lots. Equipped with foam body soap and foam rinse-in shampoo. The sauna is equipped with towels and the water bath is around 16 ℃. The bath was clean with an electric bath, a bipla, a medicinal herb bath, and an open-air carbonated spring, and it was a very good public bath.

It takes about 15 minutes by car from my house, but I often visit because there are two parking spaces (there are still times when it is full) and it is open until midnight. The bathroom is equipped with body soap and rinse-in shampoo, which are put together at the shower booth next to the sauna (let's put them back when you're done). Pay the bathing fee at the ticket machine. I think the sauna was about 250 yen. In addition to bath towels, small towels can be rented at the front desk, so you can go empty-handed. The bathrooms are clean and spacious, and the bathtubs are divided into multiple baths that can accommodate 2 to 3 people. The temperature is standard to slightly hot. There are medicated baths, whirlpool baths, electric baths and cold baths. In addition, there is an open-air space, and there is a bench for outdoor air baths that can seat about 3 people and an open-air bath with carbonated spring (weak carbonation, low temperature). Can the sauna accommodate up to 10 people? It has a TV and is popular before that. The humidity is high, but the sensible temperature does not feel so high (I sweat enough). The dressing room is also equipped with a TV and there is a relaxing space in the corner, and each locker is large and easy to use. There is a shelf near the entrance of the bathroom where you can put your personal belongings, but if you put a bath towel there, someone might have used it without permission. What I feel when I come to the bath here is that there are many regulars. It may be the same for other public baths, but there are a lot of greetings between regulars, and there are many small talks while watching TV in the sauna (before the Corona disaster), so I thought it would be nice to be a little quieter. rice field. What closed was that regular greetings extended into the sauna. It is a habit peculiar to the users of this sento, which is rarely seen in other sento, that the person who goes up first opens the door and leaves just to say "first" to the regulars in the sauna. For other unrelated guests, it's just a nuisance to lower the room temperature in the sauna, so I'd be happy if the regulars who read this would appreciate it.

I like open-air baths and herbal baths. It seemed to be popular and was crowded. However, it was a pity that the floor of the dressing room was dirty. I wanted to use a hair dryer, but I couldn't use it because there was a woman who repeatedly opened and closed the locker door next to the hair dryer and made strange movements all the time. The hair dryer in another place had an atmosphere that I shouldn't use it with luggage around me.

The balance of the sauna, bath, cold bath, and open-air bath (outside air bath) is good. I think it's a lively and overall good bath. However, the number of times to change the towels in the sauna is small, and it is often soaked. The sauna seems to be highly evaluated, but I feel that the sauna is a drag.

I went there for the first time around 18:00 on weekdays (Monday) in early December! Although it is written in various ways in the word of mouth, it seemed to be improved little by little due to the cleanliness. In small public baths, men only have saunas and women often do not, but for small public baths, women's baths also have excellent saunas! It seems that a maximum of 12 people can be accommodated, but due to the corona disaster, social is taken and 6 people can be accommodated. If you pay an additional charge of 260 yen, bath towels, absorbent towels for laying, and ordinary towels will be included in the sauna, so if you use the sauna, you can use the towels empty-handed. Rinse-in shampoo and body soap are also permanently installed, but I think it is better to bring them in. The shower is fixed and cannot be moved, and it may be difficult to use because it is an old-fashioned type that pushes out the faucet, but it is common in public baths, so I was fine. There are two showers that can be used standing up. The same line as the sauna → shower → water bath is good, and there is a space where you can sit in the open-air bath, so the outside air bath is perfect. Drinks such as water cannot be bought at the dressing room, so it is recommended that you bring them with you or buy them immediately after entering. Even with 500 PET carbonated water, it is conscientious without rushing for 120 yen ♪ Although the type of bathtub is small, it is abundant, and even during the evening hours (18:30 to 20:00) on weekdays, the bathtub seemed to be rather crowded with locals. The sauna wasn't so crowded, and there were times when it was reserved, so the maximum was about 3 people. There is no time limit, so I was able to relax for 2 hours! The hair dryer costs 20 yen for 3 minutes and is Panasonic's nano care, so it was very good with little damage! It seems that only men have surveillance cameras, but women do not, so I think you can rest assured. I want to go there!

Public bath sauna Buy a 480 yen ticket at the ticket machine Pay 260 yen at the watch stand Bath towel, small towel, towel for sauna, blue band for sauna To get. The capacity was limited to half due to the measures against corona in the sauna. About 7 people can sit. Temperature 96-98 degrees Water bath 17 degrees.

A well-balanced public bath with many types of hot water despite its compact size. It was so crowded that I could sit side by side with one seat open. The open-air bath, which is small but overlooks the sky, has a description of 37 ° C. The water bath is 17 ℃ when it is cooled. It is small for the number of people. Today's medicinal bath is Mansui Izumi of Health Beauty 43 ℃ Jet system is hot water at 44 ℃ Comfort sauna is plus 260 yen Provided shampoo, etc. 1 shower seat with movable hose 1 standing shower No public bath picture There were 9 cars in the parking lot a little away.

It's about 10 minutes from Nishiogikubo station. Although it looked sober, it was quite prosperous. Only two people can enter, but there is also an open-air bath, and there is also a sauna for an additional 260 yen. There was also a sugar bath that had a beautiful skin effect in unusual places. Electricity, jets and water baths are all small enough for one person. I want to take a bath and have a drink in the Nishiogi area.