南生野温泉

Name: 南生野温泉
Address: Ikunonishi, Ikuno Ward, 〒544-0024 Osaka,Japan, Osaka, Japan

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Contact 南生野温泉

住所：	Ikunonishi, Ikuno Ward, 〒544-0024 Osaka,Japan
電話：	📞 +8787
Webサイト：	http://spa3719.web.fc2.com/
カテゴリ：	Public bath ,
街：	Osaka

Ikunonishi, Ikuno Ward, 〒544-0024 Osaka,Japan

Best Public bath in japan

D	Dagd røm on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 恵那ラジウム温泉、メトスのフィンランドサウナ、熱めの主浴槽が素晴らしい。水風呂はあまり冷えておらず、その分長く入れる。番頭のおばちゃんも優しく、利用客も少なめでリラックスできる。穴場。 The Ena radium hot spring, the Finnish sauna of Methos, and the hot main bathtub are wonderful. The water bath isn't very cold, so I'll take it longer. The aunt at the head is also kind, and the number of customers is small, so you can relax. A little-known spot.
S	S S on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 昔ながらの銭湯です。スチームサウナと普通のサウナがありサウナはすいてます。年配の方が、多いです。 It is a traditional public bath. There is a steam sauna and a normal sauna, and the sauna is empty. There are more elderly people.
R	Rー on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 風呂の種類は深堀の普通の湯ジェット風呂、電気風呂、薬湯、水風呂ドライサウナ、ミストサウナ風呂場は年季が入ってますが浴槽タイルともに清潔に清掃されてます。また、サウナは二種類あるにも関わらず追加料金なし。ドライサウナ内にテレビはないですがサウナの質は高めだと感じました。水風呂はキンキンではないですがいいつめたさです。 The type of bath is Fukahori's ordinary hot water Jet bath, electric bath, medicated bath, cold bath Dry sauna, mist sauna The bathroom is old, but both the bathtub tiles are clean. Also, although there are two types of saunas, there is no additional charge. There is no TV in the dry sauna, but I felt the quality of the sauna was high. The water bath isn't kinkin, but it's nice.
モ	モッチーU on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ JR寺田町駅から、徒歩10分程南に向かうと到着します。民家の間を通って行くよりも、大通りから向かう方が行きやすくなります。大きな公園のすぐ隣にあります。下駄箱から、脱衣場が別れておりロッカーは中リュックが一つ入ります。円形の椅子や長椅子が設置されており、新聞やマンガが少しおいてあります。内湯に入ると、銭湯に来たな～っと実感する落ち着いた気分になれます。露天はありませんが、サウナが2種類ありフィンランドサウナとスチームサウナがあります。サウナは、料金がかからずに入れます。個人的には、フィンランドサウナがオススメで適度な暑さに伴い、サウナ内の足場、座るところにタオルが敷いてあるため下半身にとても優しくなっておりました。テレビはないですが、昭和の曲が流れているためゆったりとした時間を過ごすことが出来ます。内湯は、41度ぐらいの温度だと思いますが薬湯が少しぬるめで入ることができます。背中にジェットを当てるところがありますが、腰ではなく背中にあたるのでもう少し下！！っと思うのですが、足は何も気にせず伸ばせます。風呂あがりに一杯ってことで、缶ビールが手頃な値段でありおつまみもおいてあります。 JR寺田町駅を降りた時に鼻腔をくすぐる焼肉の匂いに負けず一度足を運んでみては如何でしょうか。 From JR Teradacho Station, walk south for about 10 minutes to arrive. It's easier to get to from the main street than to go through between private houses. It is right next to a big park. The dressing room is separated from the shoe box, and the locker contains one medium backpack. There are circular chairs and chaise longues, and there are a few newspapers and manga. When you enter the indoor bath, you can feel calm and feel like you are in a public bath. There is no open-air bath, but there are two types of saunas, a Finnish sauna and a steam sauna. You can enter the sauna at no charge. Personally, I recommend the Finnish sauna, and with the moderate heat, the scaffolding in the sauna and the towels on the seats made it very gentle on the lower body. There is no TV, but you can spend a relaxing time because the Showa songs are playing. I think the temperature of the indoor bath is about 41 degrees Celsius, but you can enter the medicinal bath with a little lukewarm. There is a place to hit the jet on the back, but it hits the back instead of the waist, so it's a little lower! !! I'm surprised, but you can stretch your legs without worrying about anything. Canned beer is reasonably priced and has snacks because it is full after the bath. Why don't you visit once without losing the smell of grilled meat that tickles your nasal cavity when you get off JR Teradacho Station?
s	st57bn游俠 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 脱衣場も広く浴場の天井はドームになっているので解放感があり気分がとても良いです。サウナもフィンランドサウナとスチームサウナがあります。 The dressing area is wide and the ceiling of the bathhouse is a dome, so there is a feeling of liberation and it feels very good. The sauna also has a Finnish sauna and a steam sauna.
E	Emily Bread on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ worth visiting! its old school but clean!
t	taro “taromoch” moch on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Spacious. A good old Japanese public bath house
B	Björn Friedrich on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A very nice public bath. It really feels like an old Japanese public bath. The staff is friendly and the facilities are clean. They have a jacuzzi bath, a sauna, a steam bath, a cold bath and an electric bath. Everything is written in Japanese, but if you are familiar with the manners in a Japanese bath you are fine. Do not forget to bring your own towel and soap. If you do not have any, you can buy there as well. I absolutely recommend to visit this traditional public bath.