Izumi

While many people go to the sauna, the baths in the large public baths are deeper than usual, so they really help soothe fatigue. 🙌 The bottled milk after a bath is the best! ✨✨✨ It says "Prices have increased," which is clear and refreshing. 🤣🤣🤣 However...the staff are a bit haphazard... Even though it was a weekday during a quiet time, there was a man in the women's bath. I later called to explain the situation, but they just said, "That happens." The reception desk is always staffed, so I wish they'd guided me properly. I was so ill after being treated so carelessly that I felt sick for a while. Is it okay for something like that to happen? 😢 I love baths...I go to a lot of public baths, but this was the first time I'd experienced such treatment, and I was surprised, but the water is very nice. ♨️

Looking around the bathtub, it's definitely a hot spring, but to me, it doesn't feel like a hot spring at all. ^_^; The fixed shower has no temperature setting, and the separate hot and cold water faucets give it a retro feel. The open-air bath has four walls and only the top part feels like it's outdoors. The admission fee is 600 yen, and lockers are 20 yen, which is a nice touch. The bathhouse is open until midnight, but at 11:30 PM, a firefly light is played to encourage people to leave, so be careful if you go late. The overall result was neither good nor bad. It was a spacious public bath where you could stretch your legs and relax. I recommend it if you're in the neighborhood. ♪ Oh! Don't be so quick to try to earn bathing fees from the people next door, though. ^_^

It was my first time using this hot spring facility. A nostalgic, Showa-era feel.♬ The fixed shower is the type where you can adjust the water temperature (hot and cold faucets), so it's a bit of a hassle.💦 The open-air bath is a rock-filled bath surrounded by walls, with an open ceiling above, so you can enjoy the open-air bath atmosphere a little. The indoor bath is fairly spacious, and there are two electric baths and a jetted tub. I've never seen it before, but there's a sauna up the stairs. Since the building is old, I think most of the users are elderly. I wish they would mop the floors more frequently....🙏 Well, it's nice once in a while.✌️ I'll stop by again. Good luck.

In the Kitakyushu area, where public bathhouses are scarce, this is a valuable hot spring (though the water's composition is questionable) at a reasonable price of ¥650. The indoor bath is fairly spacious and has two types of electric baths. There's also a jet bath, etc. For some reason, the sauna is located up a flight of stairs. The cold plunge pool has a low water temperature, and the open-air bath is a small jacuzzi. Shoe lockers cost ¥100 (refundable), but the changing room lockers are only ¥20, which is unusual.

When I was in Yukuhashi City, I went to this hot spring almost every day. The atmosphere, water quality, service, and clientele all meet the average. There are occasional people with bad manners, but for the most part, it's a pleasant bath. The showers in the washing area are a bit old, but I recommend it as a hot spring for everyday use.