Gokurakunosato Ebisunoyu Kawanabe Super public bath

A regular super-sento. Located on the same premises as a pachinko parlor. Adult admission is ¥650, ticket machine service. Dressing lockers are ¥100, returnable. The indoor baths are 42°C hot and 36°C warm, while the outdoor baths are a rock bath and a tub bath. There's also a sauna and a cold bath. It's nice that there's space for both indoor and outdoor bathing, but the baths themselves are small. The sauna is spacious enough and has a TV, but no clock. Meals are purchased from the ticket machine. There's a wide selection, and it's good value for money. I had the limited-time white offal hotpot for ¥1,080, which came with half rice, half ramen, and an egg, so it was delicious and had plenty to enjoy. There are 10,000 manga volumes. It's not a separate rest area, but it seems to be used for both eating and drinking... Well, you can't really relax, let alone sleep. There's no smoking area inside the store, it's outside. It's the worst when it rains. Overall it felt small and cramped.

I've always wanted to visit this bathhouse, and since my mom wanted to see the sea of clouds, we decided to stop by after touring the roadside stations in the northern part of the prefecture. We went in at 11 AM, and while there were about 10 people in the men's bath overall, the open-air bath and sauna were spacious, so we were able to relax and enjoy our bath. My mom told me later that there were only about four people in the women's bath, so it was comfortable. It was exactly 1 PM after we got out of the bath, so we decided to eat before heading home. I personally thought the menu was extensive and great, but my mom, being an older woman, found the menu to be a bit on the heavy side. After the meal, my mom gave me a complimentary drink coupon that she said she'd received from a mysterious beautiful girl in the changing room, so I was able to enjoy an iced coffee, which I was grateful for. 🎶 I'll definitely stop by again.

Ebisu no Yu is located in Tsuyama City. It's part of the same chain as the Innosho facility. The facility offers various massages and meals. There are three types of indoor baths. The large public bath has a lukewarm bath and a reclining bath. The lukewarm bath has an area with low-frequency waves. A sauna is also available. The open-air bath has two individual tubs and a rock bath, but the water temperature is about the same in both. Shampoo, conditioner, and body soap are provided in the bathing area. Only hairdryers are available in the changing room. The dining area and relaxation area are combined, but it's spacious and has manga comics available. Please relax and enjoy your stay.

First of all, the food is delicious. There's a fair menu with sozuri meat, and there's always something to enjoy just from the food. No matter what you order, it's always delicious. Yakisoba seems to be popular. The mapo tofu here is the best. The shaved ice is also fluffy, and the polar bear shaved ice is exceptional after a bath! After a relaxing bath and a sauna, you can relax and enjoy a delicious meal. There's also a wide selection of manga, which really helps blow away all your daily fatigue. These are the impressions of a frequent visitor.

I stopped by on my trip. The sauna has a handmade windbreak at the entrance to keep the heat from escaping, the cold bath is freezing, and the outdoor bath is enjoyable with chairs and beds. However, the facility as a whole is old and the maintenance seems to be lacking. However, the braised pork and bean sprouts I had in the cafeteria were delicious. There was a wide variety of other items on the menu. Personally, I think it would be better if they opened at 10:00...