Suehiro-yu - Kawasaki

An ordinary public bath. 690 yen including sauna. The capacity of the sauna is 5 people, and 3 people are really good. The washing area is for 20 people, but the bathtub is only for 7 to 8 people, so it's small.

The current business hours are from 15:00 to 0:00. Last reception 23:30 Holidays: 4th, 14th, 24th * Next day on Sundays and public holidays

I felt it was the most beautiful in Kawasaki. Also, I was able to enjoy making the bath like a super public bath. Hair dryers, cotton swabs and tissues can be used free of charge. (I went to a public bath in Kawasaki Ward Only 2 stores can use the hair dryer for free. Suehiro-yu and one more) I've never seen a cotton swab anywhere else. Great service and a cozy bath.

The facility is clean near the station, and it is a very comfortable public bath with the feeling that each customer is giving in to each other. Some people enjoyed a variety of hot silk baths, electric baths that are weak against changing baths, jet baths, and dry saunas, and enjoyed soft serve ice cream and beer after the bath.

I first visited on September 22, 2018, and then I visited again. The text below is from my first visit. On this day, I finished my work around 20:00 and went to a public bath called "Suehiro-yu" near Kawasaki-Daishi Station. Our assistant has already visited once, and I came because it is bright, beautiful and not so crowded. We are in a privileged location, just a 1-2 minute walk from Kawasaki-Daishi Station (it will take longer if you get caught at a traffic light ...). Most of the front is covered with glass, so you can see the newness of the equipment just by looking at the inside from the outside. Leave your shoes in the shoe box, buy a bathing ticket and towel ticket inside, unique at the front desk? I will give the ticket to my uncle and head to the bathroom. When you enter the dressing room, oh! Bright and beautiful! Moreover, it is spacious and the air conditioning is in the best condition! .. It seems that you can spend your time comfortably after taking a bath. On the right side of the dressing room, there is a small private room type bathtub called "Kinu no Yu". Ultrasound? It is a white, turbid, slightly lukewarm bath with woven small fine bubbles, which is ideal for slow soaking. There is a main bathroom in front of the dressing room, and there are 3 sleeping baths and 2 jet baths in the ordinary bathtub, and a cold bath in the sauna (additional charge required). And there is an electric bath and a medicinal bath that changes every day next to it, and it seems that it was a cypress bath today. I don't like electric baths, so I misunderstood that electricity was flowing in the cypress bath next door, so I couldn't enter (T_T). The dressing room is also bright and beautiful in the bathroom! The temperature of the hot water was not too hot and not too lukewarm. I usually come out first, but it's very comfortable to enter (actually, I took a bath with the towel in the locker, and it took time for my body to dry naturally after getting up.・ ・ ^^;) This time, I was behind for almost 15 minutes. Here you can drink barrel beer after getting out of the bath. Moreover, a young man who is different from the uncle who seems to be the master will appear and will pour it into the mug, so it may be necessary to have some technical skills. I bought potato chips instead of snacks, but they came with candy hail (^^ ;;;;;. Our assistant learned from the usual way to make bottled milk and toast after taking a bath! Currently, the area around Kawasaki Daishi cannot be approached due to the waves, waves, waves, etc. of worshipers. Therefore, it may be difficult to visit this public bath for a while, but it is a very good public bath, so please do visit it.

A public bath that looks like a little-known spot near Kawasaki-Daishi Station. Perhaps it was refurbished, the inside is surprisingly beautiful. I was surprised that a small room with a glass-enclosed bathtub was suddenly added to the dressing room away from the indoor bath. It seems to be a silk bath and an open air bath space. The indoor bath is small but compact, and although it is small, there is also a sauna. The bath is shallow and lukewarm. There are many local regular customers.

It was a clean and very good public bath. Adults 490 yen. (Towels and saunas are not included). If you enter the public bath, buy a bathing ticket at the ticket vending machine, and hand over the ticket and shoe box key at the number stand, you will be given a locker key. Both when undressing and in the bathhouse, it feels bright and clean with natural light. The lockers are large, so you can put in a large bag or coat. There are 22 showers in the bathhouse. It is a shower type that can move only 4 near the entrance, but it is an impression that it is mainly used by customers using the sauna. The other 18 showers are fixed, but they are easy to use because they do not stop while twisting. There is also a jacuzzi, an electric bath and a cold bath. Next to the dressing room, there is a silk bath, which is a lukewarm bath, and because it is designed to let in the outside air, it was a pleasant bath to be soaked for quite a long time. There are 3 dryers, which are free and have strong wind. There is no shampoo conditioner soap in the bathhouse, so you need to bring it in or buy it at the bathhouse. Overall, I got the impression that everyone was giving up and using it cleanly, and the older sister of the staff often came to the dressing room and bathhouse for cleaning and patrols, so I was impressed by the fact that there were no strange customers. It seems that you can also eat draft beer and soft serve ice cream, so I would like to try next time.