和らかの湯 - Amagasaki

A facility that is used as much as buying a coupon ticket. 2 types of sauna, water bath 16-17 degrees You can take a bedrock bath for a plus fee. At that time, the bedrock bathrobe rented out is very "smelly", so we recommend that you replace it immediately. Of course, it doesn't smell when it's rented out, but once you take a bedrock bath and your clothes get wet with sweat, the musty odor that you slept on is released, and you can smell the nose. It's okay if it's done once, but if you put a bedrock bath → a break → a bedrock bath and a break, the smell of clothes will definitely be annoying. Because of that, I no longer use the bedrock bath here. Although the price was relatively reasonable, it is not recommended to use it because of the musty odor that is difficult to take on clothes and hands. If you are looking at the management, we recommend that you replace the bedrock bath clothes and make a big announcement.

There is a lunch service with a bathing ticket for 1000 yen, so let's order it next time. There is also a rest space after the bath so you can enjoy it. The parking lot is crowded in the evening, so early hours are recommended. It is convenient because there is a drug store next to it.

It was a good public bath for its low price! I will go again! !! Sauna is also good! !!

① The other day, on a whim, I went to a nearby soft hot spring (soft bath). There was a young woman at the reception, her expression was smiling, and I felt the atmosphere bright from the entrance. It's a good impression. Once inside, it was a so-called spa with an indoor bath, an open-air bath, and a sauna. But‥. When I entered each type of bathtub, there was a carbonated spring in the indoor bath, so when I was scared to use it, I thought that it would be the same as ordinary hot water at first, and after about 1 minute, at that time From under the shoulders to the toes of the feet, there is a ramune cider-like foam all over the body. It is said that it has various warm bath effects such as physical fatigue, stiff shoulders, and diabetes. When I got out of the bath, I felt completely tired and my body became mellow, probably because the bubbles had penetrated into my body. Thank you very much. ② The other day, I went to Iwashio Onsen ♨️ "Waraka no Yu (Soft Yu) ♨️" (600 yen for adults) again in Amagasaki City. There was a real rock salt at the entrance, which I had never seen before, "-Blessing of the sea and the earth-Black red Himalayan rock salt". And, after all, this hot spring ♨️ is good, and if you soak it for about 5 minutes, you will get tired and your body will become lighter and more energetic, so people seem to come to heal the tiredness of the day. ③ Previously, when I went to the soothing hot water, when I was washing my head and body with a shower, a man with a customer flew away without noticing the hot water in the shower and yelled at me. I did. Then, he threw the hot water in the basin at the man and hung it on my body. What on earth is the man thinking, and what does it mean to pour hot water back just because he was pour hot water? It doesn't seem very justified for me to do something that makes me feel sick. For the time being, I apologized at that time, but of course it wasn't intentional, and I think it's not necessary to yell at anything and go that far. On the contrary, in my own way, the hot water in the shower that people wash often flies and hits my body, but most of the hot water that actually flies does not hit my head or body and flies around. It seems that it is not dirty hot water. If you yell at such things, get angry, or worry about it, why not come to the public bath from the beginning? The public bath is just a public bath. I would like to know if there is a way to prevent people around you from splashing hot water that washes your head and body in a public bath. I'm always looking forward to the public bath, but at that time, I didn't want to go to the public bath, and I felt uncomfortable. I think there are other people who are also worried about this kind of thing. Therefore, recently, I myself have been careful, but I would like the shop staff to think about any improvement methods or countermeasures. (* For example, this is just a suggestion, but it may be relatively better if you can personally adjust the amount of hot water in the shower.) Thank you. ④ The other day, I went to the peaceful hot water, but the receptionist forgot to measure the temperature. To be clear, I think infection control is not so good. I think it is better to thoroughly measure the temperature. And since the ventilation was not so good and the windows and doors of the indoor bath were closed, I think it is better to open either the window or the door leading to the open-air bath outside. I was very worried.

Soft hot water. It is a super public bath. It shares the same parking lot as conveyor belt sushi, yakiniku, and drug stores. There used to be a lying sheet in the tatami room of the rest area, but it's a pity that it's gone now because of the corona (the tatami room can be used). The comic corner next door is lined up in a small, enjoyable way. Also new issue. There is also a dining room, so you can relax after taking a bath. From 9:00 to 25:00.

There is a great deal and it is kept clean. Some patrons take up space in the washroom where they wash their bodies. There is a manga and a rest area on the 2nd floor. The food is delicious. When I asked for a bath and meal set, I received a drink service ticket and a shaved ice discount ticket. Discount tickets are also sold.

It is valuable because it is the only place in the area where you can enter a spacious and comfortable bath, open-air bath and sauna for 600 yen. Other public baths are also charged separately, so if you want to enter the sauna, this is definitely recommended. If you just want to take a quick bath, you can do it separately, but I think the strengths of this place are its spaciousness, cleanliness, and good atmosphere. It's a pity that the cushion sheet that lays down on the corona and sleeps next to the tatami room has been removed, but since the manga is in season, it is recommended that you can read it a little on your way home or read it tightly. There is even a dining room.

When I headed for Navi Street, I thought I was lost in a place like the water supply management station, but it was behind the parking lot. I went to the bath on a holiday morning, but it was vacant. There was also a set that I had never seen elsewhere, such as "rice + bathing + hairdresser", which seems to be discounted if you enter it as a set. The rock salt bath for sale was insanely slimy, and it is quite interesting that the hot water in the bathtub called the hot bench or sitting bath is soaked.