江泊温泉 和の湯

Edomari Onsen - 820 yen Weakly radioactive, cold mineral spring containing sodium, potassium, magnesium, and chloride Heated, circulating, and filtered, with chlorine-based chemicals Caution! Only the open-air bath is hot spring water. The rest of the bath is lukewarm water. I go there often, using my pass repeatedly. With a sauna, cold bath, electric bath, and many other baths, it feels like a super public bathhouse. The hot spring is "salt water." The sauna and cold bath are spacious, with chairs for open-air bathing, and many sauna-goers. A great feature is that each person gets a new sauna mat each time. The super jet bath is so powerful it pushes you back. Amenities include rinse-in shampoo and body soap in the bathroom. The only tissues in the changing room are provided. Shoe lockers and lockers in the changing room cost 100 yen. They're returnable, so don't forget to take yours. Hair dryers cost 10 yen for 3 minutes. There is a cafeteria, massage services, and massage chairs. The food in the cafeteria is delicious. One thing that concerns me is the clientele, which isn't the best. Students hogging the open-air bath, and people constantly talking in the sauna. Saunagoers immersing themselves in the cold bath headfirst. I've never seen the staff paying any attention to people frequently coming in and out of the bathroom. It's good that they have a point card. You can earn points by using a coupon ticket. There are double and triple points days. Cash only Parking available

JAF cards are no longer accepted. Edomari Onsen Towel rentals are free if you're a JAF member. This was my first time here. It's pronounced Edomari Onsen! It's open from 11:00 AM Monday through Saturday, and 10:00 AM Sundays and holidays. There were various types of jet baths. There's also an electric bath. It's very effective. First, you buy a ticket from a vending machine, which you then hand over to the front desk. Someone happened to collapse, and I wondered if they'd call an ambulance, but they just lay there in the bath. I wonder what's going on? This is my second time. It's closed for renovations! What a shame! It's open until June 30th. It costs 100 yen for the shoe box and another 100 yen for the locker. But you get your money back. Have about 200 yen ready. The bathing fee is 720 yen. There are about 20 showers. There are a fair number of customers. There were about 20 people there on a Saturday afternoon. I wonder if about 200 people come here every day? I haven't tried the meal yet, so I'll give it a try next time. But the electric bath is very effective. I have frozen shoulder, so it's great.

Yesterday, I went to Edomari Onsen Yawaragi no Yu ♨️. I soaked in the spacious bathtub, relaxing and relieving my fatigue. 🤓 To explain the process of soaking in the bath, first, drive 🚙 to the nearby parking lot 🅿, then walk a short distance to the entrance 👞. Then, put your shoes in the locker (insert 100 yen to lock the door, the money will be returned on your way out, so be careful not to forget to take it), purchase a bathing ticket (currently 880 yen) from the vending machine in the rest area, hand it in at the reception, and head up the stairs to the second floor to bathe. [It is not a mixed-gender bath, open to both men and women] After bathing, you can also have a meal 🍖 in the rest area. That's the journey to the bath. Why not come and check out the various types of bathtubs and food available? 🤓

I used it on the way back from a drive. The cost is 880 yen including tax. You buy tickets from a vending machine. It doesn't really feel like a hot spring, more like a large public bath. There was a chlorine smell. Shampoo and body soap are provided, and you only need a towel. Considering the price, it could have been better, but I guess it's unavoidable considering rising fuel prices.

I visited for the sauna. It's been about 15 years since my last visit! I felt like the sauna had been renovated. It was spacious, and they even provided disposable mats! It was quite comfortable. The facilities outside of the sauna seemed a little old.