Kamenoyu - Nagano

Name: Kamenoyu - Nagano
Address: Suwacho-497 Minaminagano, Nagano, 380-0844, Japan, 380-0844, Japan

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Contact Kamenoyu

住所：

Suwacho-497 Minaminagano, Nagano, 380-0844, Japan

電話：

📞 +877

Postal code :

380-0844

Opening hours :

Saturday	2–10PM
Sunday	2–10PM
Monday	Closed
Tuesday	2–10PM
Wednesday	2–10PM
Thursday	2–10PM
Friday	2–10PM

カテゴリ：

Public bath ,

Suwacho-497 Minaminagano, Nagano, 380-0844, Japan

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J	JP Doraebon on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 【ポイント】・ハイレベルなスチームサウナ【感想】お店構えも設備も素晴らしい銭湯でした。地下のスチームサウナ（でいいんですよね？）の温度は高温で長居はできませんが、とても満足できると思います。【point】・ High-level steam sauna [Impression] It was a public bath with excellent storefront and facilities. The temperature of the steam sauna in the basement (isn't it okay?) Is so high that I can't stay long, but I think I'm very satisfied.
c	chan koh on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ サウナーにもお勧めできる。 100年以上続く銭湯らしい。男女別の入口で入ると番頭さんがいる。大人は400円。風呂は2つありジャグジーと普通の風呂(一部ジェットになってて、水深がある)があり、普通の風呂の方は熱めで体感44度くらいか。階段を下った地下にサウナがあり、温度計が壊れて針が無かったのだが、高温多湿のサウナで体感では温度80～90度＋高湿度でとても熱い。座面も石で出来ていて水をかけないとまともに座れなかった。水風呂が無いのは少し残念だが、シャワー等で代用。駐車場は無く、隣の駐車場は別の施設のものなので注意。一度行ってみる価値あり。 Recommended for saunas. It seems to be a public bath that lasts more than 100 years. When you enter at the entrance for both men and women, there is a clerk. 400 yen for adults . There are two baths, a jacuzzi and a normal bath (some of them are jets and have water depth), and the normal bath is hot and feels around 44 degrees. There was a sauna in the basement down the stairs, the thermometer was broken and there was no needle, but it was a hot and humid sauna, and it was very hot at a temperature of 80 to 90 degrees + high humidity. The seat was also made of stone and I couldn't sit down without water. It is a little disappointing that there is no water bath, but it can be replaced by a shower. Note that there is no parking lot and the next parking lot is a separate facility. Worth to go once.
K	Kyoko Y on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 昔ながらの銭湯です。当然ですが現金しか使えません。シャンプーやボディソープありません。ドライヤーは20円。地下にミストサウナ？のようなサウナがあります。地元の方々に愛されてる町の銭湯という感じ。お湯はめっちゃ熱かったですw It is a traditional public bath. Of course, you can only use cash. No shampoo or body soap. The hair dryer is 20 yen. Mist sauna in the basement? There is a sauna like. It feels like a public bath in a town loved by the locals. The hot water was really hot w
T	Tom Servo on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Rustic local sento, little bit shabby looking but had a comfortable bath. Bring your own towels and soap.
S	Silvana Imperatori on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Im not even going to go into detail. To put it simple, run down, most of the stuff is broken and the place is DIRTY! Sauna smelled like urine　and has definetly not been cleaned. Best advice: stay away!
E	Equinoxes on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I was told that water used for a tub is from a well, not from city water. I don't know if I am right, but hot water is soft, gentle, and probably not so much different from visiting Hotsprings somewhere near by. Although COVID-19 infection is surging, I was there to relax. So, to regulars, please leave me alone. I do not want to have a conversation, and don't want to cover my mouth to answer your question. Oh, 2 tubs in a room (Kind of Jacuzzi), and one is deep, and other is shallow. Free sauna at the basement. 400 yen. Tue - Sun. Oh, I didn't see a restroom, and hoped it wasn't Japanese style.
D	DOT HOSTEL NAGANO on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Typical japanese bath house(Sentou) where you can experience japanese ordinally daily life. Its a tattoo friendly place so don't be hesitate to go there even if you have big tattoos or whatever. Price is just Yen 400 although they don't have rental towel, shampoo and body soap etc. So don't forget to bring your own bath goods! You can feel like heaven especially in the winter here.
A	Alfred Guballa on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Very nice sento close to Zenkoji temple! Good way to relax after walking around the temple and city. Old fashioned wooden exterior. Opens at 1pm. Micro bubble bath next to the main bath, and a nice steam sauna in the basement! Also a big mural of Mt. Fuji, and a cool mosaic tile design on the opposite side. Baths are hot, but not too hot that you can’t get completely in for a nice soak; nice for a winter day. They also sell milk and other drinks to cool off after the bath. Bring your own toiletries or buy from the lady at the front desk. Sento are not spas, they’re local bathhouses. Whoever said the place was dirty and smelled was TOTALLY WRONG! I’m sure they got it confused with a different sento because they perhaps can’t read Japanese and chose it by mistake (I’m sure it was this, another sento along the way was so-so for my tastes). Place was clean and spotless!