Minamishijo Onsen - Higashiosaka

In the town! Traditional ! It is a public bath! ️

It is a public bath that I have been in since I was a kid.

When you pass through the grilled oakame and chicken curtains, the man and yumi entrance separates from each other, accounting in old-fashioned series It was old, but it was clean and nice hot water I was feeling luxuriously with zazuzu flowing hot water and it was very comfortable!

The hot water is very hot The landlady is very warm I feel good

I was invited when I went to a relative's house in the summer about three years ago. I went into the sauna a little and felt sick, so I took a little longer in the water bath. There were about 4 guests. After a while, a fat aunt came and yelled at me to get out early because it was annoying. I feel a little sick, so I replied that I'm chilling, so get out early! Was yelled at. Relatives were also surprised. Relatives were indignant that they would never go again. Speaking of feeling sick, I usually ask if it's okay. It doesn't matter, get out early! I'm still angry when I remember being told without thinking.

Obahan on the stand is uncomfortable. They often criticize other guests with a good friend. Just because the guest had a long bath and had to go back and forth between hot and cold baths ... (I was also complained for similar reasons before). The habit is to let the customer do it without wiping the wet place (❗), or sometimes to fall asleep on the stand. Obahan's husband, Ossan, tries to rush the customer as soon as possible just before the end of business hours. I still have time, so go ahead with the first clock! (There are so many public baths like this) I haven't been there for about a year and a half, so I don't know what's going on these days. The customer base is not good either. I complain to other customers (which I don't seem to be a regular customer) with little things. Even if we are not the perfect manners ... Even if I hadn't been told at a public bath elsewhere, I was complained that I was here only a few times. I should have said "Gatsun" when I went here last time. In the old days, I was in trouble because I had to keep taking a bath at home, so it was valuable to be able to take a bath in a neighborhood. So I was patient to complain. Now I don't care because my bath at home is in good condition unlike when I used to go to a public bath, but I don't want to go here again. Also, if the bath feels bad, I plan to go elsewhere, even if the price is high and the distance is high. I also don't like another public bath in the neighborhood. It seems that the number of customers has visibly decreased since a few years ago, and it is natural that the business hours have been shortened. Originally it was a reasonable price (¥ 420), but it was good that I did not raise the price even if the crude oil price became high (it was not possible). I don't know what's going on now.

It is a public bath whose location is difficult to understand in a very crowded residential area. Therefore, the customers seem to be limited to locals. The bath fee is 430 yen. Currently, the steam sauna is closed to the public as a countermeasure against the new corona. Thanks to that, no one took a cold bath, so I took it slowly. Other than the water bath, it was a normal lineup of a deep bathtub, a wide shallow bathtub with a jet bath, and an electric bath. A 20-yen hair dryer has a weak output, and it feels like your hair won't dry.

It is spacious and probably kept very clean as it was at the time of construction. The steam sauna and jet and bubble bath are also working well. I will come again.