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Spacious bath You can't see the outside, but there is also an open air that hits the outside air. There are many types of jacuzzi baths, and you can use ordinary hot water and hot water. The shower doesn't get warm Hair dryer is 20 yen for 3 minutes Towel rental from 50 yen No shampoo body soap A variety of purchasing amenities are available

I went around 19:00 on Sunday. Mostly grandpas and children. I didn't feel the bad atmosphere or noisy feeling that some others wrote. Maybe it depends on the time zone. I want to use it again.

Until after 6 o'clock in the evening, the local old men are talking loudly in the sauna, so I think it's better to avoid it. It seems that the male capacity cannot say anything to regulars. There are other people's reviews, but there is a gerontocracy that you can't read Chinese characters in a silent bath, so if you're worried about that, Wako or the King of Shiki's bath is more solid.

Showa-Heisei public bath. A place that feels like you've slipped back in time. Shampoo and body soap must be brought. Sauna is an extra charge. It's a public bath, so it has a nostalgic atmosphere. Irezumi seems to be okay, so be careful of delicate people. It seems that there is no corona countermeasure. It is difficult if you do not understand this point.

I asked after 6 pm. First of all, there are a lot of outright yakuza who are full of tattoos all over the body. doing. For the time being ... There is a sticker on the wall to tell you not to talk, but it has nothing to do with the gerontocracy. It was very unpleasant to see this time of Corona. The young people around me also seemed very uncomfortable and will never go again

It is a popular public bath in the local area. Even on weekdays, it is quite crowded right after the opening. There are many types of baths and massage machines are also available. You can also drink beer after taking a bath. 300 yen. There is a charge, but there are shampoo, conditioner, body soap, toothbrush, toothpaste, and towels for rent, so even if you go empty-handed, it's pretty good. We also sell underwear and socks. It's affordable and cheap, and I take a big bath so I go there regularly (laughs) Adults 450 yen, sauna not included 300 yen. There is a coupon ticket and 11 tickets are spelled for 4500 yen. Plus sauna is 7500 yen for 11 sheets. Bathing rules are relatively loose, so it may be better to avoid nervous people (sweat) Also, it seems that tattoos are ok, so I think it's better to avoid people who are worried about saying that (sweat)

It's crowded, but the bath, sauna, and dressing room are large, so it's good. There is a TV in the bathtub, so it looks like it will be a long bath ~ I usually go to the local public bath, but I have a lot of holidays on Mondays, so I only go there on Mondays. It is also helpful to have a parking lot

A public bath near the east exit of Asaka Station. It is on the first floor of the condominium along the main street. There are many lower leg boxes and the lobby is large. The dressing room and bathroom are about twice as large as the public baths in the city, making them comfortable. There are 84 lockers and 30 faucets in the washroom. It is good that the water pressure in the shower is strong. There are 8 jets and electricity in the back of the bathtub, and the daily medicinal bath and the well-chilled water bath are set at 20 ° C in the foreground. It may be unusual for a TV to be installed outside the sauna. Koshien's high school baseball was playing, and the game was just decided. Summer tradition. The sauna also seems to be popular, and people come and go constantly. The hot water is a little hot, about 43-44 degrees. The alternating bath with Kinkin's water bath feels good. The open-air bath was an artificial hot spring and was an alkaline simple hot spring. It's the same as Dogo and Gero Onsen. This is a little lukewarm and can be soaked slowly. You can't see the outside, but you can see the sky from the latticed roof and the outside air comes in, so it feels like an open air. No shampoo or body soap is provided, but various items are sold at the front desk, so it's okay. Rental towels are 100 yen. The dryer was a type of 20 yen for 3 minutes. It's nice to have such a facility in front of the station. It is a bath that I would like to come back to if I have a chance.