Ogu Yu-Land Kumanomae - Arakawa City

This is right next to Oku Ginza, close to Tatejin Liner Kumano Station. 15 minutes from Tabata Station via Tabata Shinmachi Shopping Street and Oku Ginza. It is a revisit for the first time in 12 years. It is an ordinary public bath. The entire building is a public bath. 1F and 3F change daily. Today is 3F. The bathroom is very simple. There is nothing extra. One large bathtub in the bathroom. Other sauna and water bath. An open-air bath outside. Feeling that there is a bath on the roof of the building. It's like having a bath in a warehouse. Deck chairs are lined up on concrete. 1F seems different again.感 じ I may have felt that because I'm used to the recent super public baths. After a while you will see the goodness here. At first glance, the open-air bath, which looks like a killing scenery, can be neglected if you soak in the bath quietly. In the bath filled with steam, Mt. Fuji and the bright red sun above it, not to mention children's drawings. They are faces. Electric baths are very powerful. A jet is also good. Half bath space. The water bath is cold and spacious. In front of the front desk is a resting place with tatami floors raised one step. If you count, 21 tatami mats. There are speakers, piano and keyboard. And a big sofa. It is also used for live. This was the building sento in June 2000. The visitors are regulars who are all familiar. It was a local public bath and good hot water. (2019.12)

It's spacious and comfortable. There are three types of jet baths with different parts, medicated baths, open-air baths, cold baths, saunas, electric baths, etc. I like the electric baths because they have strong electricity. There is a cute picture on the wall.

Sauna fee is 330 yen It used to be 370 yen, but it seems that the price has been reduced. I think it's hygienic because it lends me a sauna mat for myself. The baths are on the 1st floor and the 3rd floor with stairs, and the men's and women's baths change every day. The changing room is very large and the lockers for the users are separated from the sauna users. The changing room is large, but the lockers are very small. I borrow a basket and put it on the lockers, but I think it's difficult for people who are short. Coco lockers are as small as coin lockers in front of the station. The bathroom has poor showering and needs improvement. The floor is slippery and slippery due to poor cleaning overall, so if you don't use flip-flops, you may fall over. Be sure to bring a sponge and detergent as the chairs and tubs are full of dirt. The sauna is large and has a TV, but I can't see the white clock with a uniform price of 100 yen next to it, so I'd like you to remove it if you can. The electricity on the ceiling will be reflected by the TV, so you have to be careful about where you sit. However, the good point that is different from other stores is that you can freely change the TV channel, so you can enjoy TV as you like. .. .. Even if I get thirsty on the way, no vending machine is installed, and no vending machine is installed outside the store. There are about 5 kinds of drinking water at the counter reception, so if you specify it, it will be taken from the refrigerator in the back and sold. The regular holiday is Tuesday and Wednesday and two days off. The facilities and capacity are the best, but unless the owner changes, it will remain a dirty public bath. Even so, I used to go to the sauna because it was large, but I stopped going again because I got a gynecological illness because tens of thousands of bacteria got into my body. Goodbye, I've worked hard so far.

As the name Yu-land was, it was like a healthy land. Unique appearance, big resting place immediately after entering. Men's and women's bathrooms change daily! It seems like a hot spring inn or Kenko Land, with a karaoke machine on the third floor on the third floor on the stairs. Baths have low ceilings, but there are enough currants. There were various types of whirlpools: shoulder-oriented, waist-oriented, and stomach-oriented. There seems to be a water bath and a sauna, and when you open the other door, an open-air bath is in a place like the rooftop. There is also the Oguginza shopping street nearby, which is perfect for enjoying after a bath.

The bathrooms are on the 1st and 3rd floors, and men and women alternate every day. There is no elevator, so be careful of people with tight stairs. There are no amenities in the bathroom, but if you ask the clerk, you can get disposable amenities. Both bathrooms have a similar structure. Electric baths and whirlpool baths have stronger settings and are suitable for general use. There is an outdoor bath, and there is a large space and many chairs, so you can stretch while taking a bath. There is a large break area and a large screen TV. Sometimes I play something.

I used it on the day with the open air on the 1st floor There are few types of baths, but the basics are jet baths, electric baths, open-air baths, and cold baths. Is the sauna about 8 to 10 people? It is a little unusual that the location of the water bath is low There are many break spaces in the open air, and the location is not so crowded, so I was able to relax and enjoy myself.

It is a spacious and good facility with an open air, but as other people have written, it is not well cleaned. I think it's comfortable for people who don't notice it, but it's hard for people who do. There is no choice but to worry about the thickness of the dust collected on the back side of the lighting. Cleaning the bathroom in this condition ...? ?? ?? The lobby is also spacious with tatami mats, but I'm wondering if I'm cleaning it ... and I want to leave early. It is a very good place if there is a feeling of cleanliness.

The price is a little higher than the public bath in the neighborhood, so I expected it and used it. The 1st and 3rd floors are divided into men and women, and only the 1st floor has an open-air bath. Men have an open-air bath on even days. Women seem to have odd days. Perhaps because it was a holiday, it was quite spacious for the number of people using the public bath. The space for the outside air bath was more decent than the usual public bath, and I enjoyed it with the sauna. I felt it was inconvenient that I couldn't enjoy watching the time even if I was in or outside the sauna because the clock was only near the entrance. A set of 2 towels is 50 yen, and shampoo and body conditioner will be rented free of charge.