Taka-no-yu - Koto City

Today's public bath, Kameido Chuo-dori "Ryu no Yu". A public bath that was once in a corner of the flower district. It seems to be cramped now because it fits on the first floor of the condominium, but in the past it must have been burning firewood to provide hot water. Imagine such refraction from the shop owner's unfriendlyness. That's how hot the water is. The water quality is perfect. You should delusionally enter into the glory of the past. #photobybozzo

It feels like an old-fashioned public bath! It is not a fashionable public bath these days. You will be healed by the aunt in the band!

Today, I was very disgusted by the regulars in my neighborhood. .. My hobby is always searching for a public bath in the vicinity when I go home because I have a business in the land I was in for the first time, and since I came to Kameido for the first time today, I searched after eating Kameido dumplings and came here. It's so close to the station, it's an old-fashioned public bath, but the inside is beautiful, the vibra and electric bath, the jet is strong and nice, the hot water was quite hot and difficult for me, but there is a medicinal bath, and the medicinal bath is not so hot So I felt like I could put it in slowly. At first, I really like it, it's 5 stars! I want to come again! I entered while thinking. As usual, when I was massaging from the acupoints to the calves to the thighs, An aunt from the store came inside and warned me, "Please brush the soles of your feet outside." It's good that I knew it was a massage and apologized, but I couldn't see it from the outside, so I immediately understood what the regulars inside said. Immediately after I was wondering what was the fat obasan who went out to talk while pretending to say hello from inside when the aunt was cleaning the changing room. I think this shop is a good bathhouse, but it has an atmosphere that is very difficult to enter except for regulars in the neighborhood. Somehow, it's hard. About, It's not insane to clean your feet in such a bath! !! I felt that I didn't want to go to the place where there were regulars who would tell me about such things by looking at the Jirojiro people. I'm sorry, but I don't want to go to places where regulars don't like it again. The public bath in Kanamachi was like that. by the way, It was written about an unfriendly father, and I thought it was interesting, but there was a young unfriendly father, but he was not so unfriendly. Is it my son?

Many other contributors have mentioned "Bandai", or worse, many likes. If you pay for it and think, "Customers are gods," I think it's the same as a customer at a bento shop across the railroad tracks. When using a public bath, can the customer feel like taking a bath? It's a difficult time. (Let's cut a round egg into a square, and say something to make a corner) My personal opinion is that it is a quiet talk, and our store has been open since 1975. (I heard this from the person above.) It was raining on the day, so I put an umbrella in the umbrella case and locked it (at this time, a 100-yen coin is required (it will come back after use)). Put your lower foot and exchange the lower foot key and locker key with the counter type number. In front of the number, there is a chaise longue where you can cool down by drinking milk. The lockers in the dressing area are L-shaped, and the overlapping areas are cleaned? Because there is a door for it, it can be widely used. An angel and a goddess are drawn on the glass at the entrance of the bathroom. There are two bathtubs, large and small L-shaped. There are 3 point jets 2, bubbles, and electricity, and it is about 42 degrees. (About 8 to 10 people) Small is a medicated bath, and it is green on the day, and it is less than 41 degrees. The faucet adjusts the hotel-style temperature in only three places, and when pressed, hot water comes out, and the shower can be used by holding it by hand. Even if it is the hottest, it is not surprisingly hot, so ordinary faucets are also easy-to-use hot water sounds that adjust the hot water with water. A handrail is installed on the partition side, making it friendly to the elderly. There are several types of chairs, and you can choose from them. The decoration is a tile painting, which consists of a brick castle, a lake and mountains. Shampoo and body soap are installed in the bathroom.

I came from Edogawa Ward for the first time by bicycle ?️ I was surprised at the public bath surrounded by regulars. I thought it was amazing to be able to take a silent bath instead of being sick. I thought they were gentlemen's old men. The temperature of the hot water was just right, and I thought the slope of the washing place was epoch-making and wonderful ?️ I will be working at a company in Koto Ward from next month, so I will come again! All the public baths in Koto Ward are around ?✨

Used by two people with a woman. As others say, the attitude of the men in the band was the worst. During the checkout, there was a statement saying "Women can come in first!", And when I received the change, I was distracted by saying "Women can come in first!" Remark with attitude. I don't mean to be great because I'm a guest, but this is too rude. At least I couldn't say "Women, please go first". In this era, "woman" is an anachronistic and unconventional statement to customers. As far as the reputation of other people is concerned, is it the feeling that "I'm taking a bath in my house"? It was a public bath that made me feel very uncomfortable even though I came to feel refreshed. Is it a stance that it is okay if only local regular customers come? Those who are interested in this sento and are going for the first time should be careful. The facilities are small and are ordinary public baths. The woman, Bandai, left the public bath with a very sad and sad feeling because she had a very good impression.

The women's bath is the best! The hot water is hot, but it is irresistible for those who like hot water! There are electric baths, jet baths, medicated baths, etc. The regular grandmas were kind and healed. It costs 20 yen to bring a dryer. I have shampoo and body soap, but I wonder if I should bring them with me. Bring your own towels. The changing room and the inside of the public bath were also well cleaned and clean. I'm worried because the evaluation is too low, so I'll list it.

It's about a 5-minute walk from Kameido station. Access is not bad and facilities are normal. There is no sauna or cold bath, but there are medicated baths, electricity, and jets. I've been to more than 100 public baths in Tokyo so far, but this is the worst. I think that the curse of my father in the band has been destroyed. You should know that you are not qualified to carry the public bath culture. Well, other than that, it was normal, so I barely have two.