嘉穂の湯






- monday
- 12 PM–1 AM
- tuesday
- 12 PM–1 AM Hours might differ
- wednesday
- 12 PM–1 AM
- thursday
- 12 PM–1 AM
- friday
- 12 PM–1 AM
- saturday
- 12 PM–1 AM
- sunday
- 12 PM–1 AM
- Website
- http://kahonoyu.com/
- Phone
- +81 948-23-9907
I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone who isn't a local. It's more of a regular public bath than a super sento (large public bathhouse). 520 yen is a bit too expensive for these facilities. 400 yen would be a more reasonable price. I don't understand why it's so crowded. I've been to about 100 hot springs and super sentos across the country, and that's how I felt. * Old * Jet bath broken * No water cooler (drinking water) * The open-air bath has a ridiculous atmosphere * Hair dryers are extra * Almost no rest area My complaints are about the facilities, not the service. It seems like a place mainly for elderly locals. It's closed until April 30th, 2020.
It's been about five years since my last visit, and it seemed like there were a lot of regulars. 🖐️ The price is 700 yen, but the bath is decent, and there's a sauna and a TV, and the ice-cold water bath is amazing! 🙆 Please give it a try. 🙇 This is a public bath you'll definitely want to visit again. ✨ They had cold water ready at the reception, and it was delicious after my bath. 🙋
The facility is old, but the slippery water makes it a popular day-use facility for local residents. You can get delicious cold water at the counter. This time, I had to squeeze my large vehicle into a parking spot, but depending on the parking situation, if you're lucky, you can park near the exit (lol). If you're unlucky, you won't be able to park at all!
As a long-time customer, I was shocked to be kicked out mid-bath for tattoos—despite no prior enforcement. Even more shocking was being tapped on the shoulder by a female cleaner while naked. This double standard (would men be allowed in the women’s bath?) should be addressed. Tattoo policy aside, please respect basic dignity.
I'm a man. A cleaning lady touched my shoulder while I was showering. It seems like the people from the Showa era don't care about customers' privacy at all. They don't like customers with tattoos and are not very kind to other customers either. I won't be returning. I don't recommend this place.
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