錦温泉

*Bathroom Memo ⚫︎Prices ・Bath Fee: ¥600 ・Sauna: ¥100 (Bath Towel Rental Included) ⚫︎Bathroom (Indoor) ・Deep Bath Main bath. ・Shallow Bath Cold water pillows available. ・Sitting Bath Massages the soles of the feet, back, etc. ・Hyper Jet Bath Massages with ultra-powerful button-operated jets. ・Electric Bath Massages with powerful electric currents in the following order: tapping → soft → acupressure → kneading. ・2 Waterfall Baths Cold water flows for a while after pressing the button, but gradually warms to a comfortable temperature. ・Radon Steam Capacity: Approximately 5 people. The steam released is so intense it blurs your vision, and the instantaneous heat may surpass that of a sauna. We recommend sitting cross-legged or in a kneeling position as your feet may get hot. ・Far-Infrared Sauna Two-tiered L-shaped seats accommodate approximately 6 people. The indoor thermometer is about 90 degrees. The humidity is high, so you'll sweat a lot. ・Cold Bath Capacity is about 3-4 people. It's very cold. ⚫︎Bathroom (Outdoor) ・Open-Air Bath A tasteful, covered bath modeled after a rock bath. ・Screw Bath A button-operated water jet is activated, allowing you to walk through it and get in shape. ⚫︎Other There are a total of three TVs: a bathroom, sauna, and open-air bath. There is a water cooler in the changing room. If you exit the bath by 5 PM, you'll receive a free ice cream or coffee.

I've lived in this area for nearly 20 years and never knew there was such a wonderful public bathhouse here. The sauna is clean, the cold plunge pool is nice and cold, and there's ample space to relax in the open-air bath area. There are many types of baths, and the cleaning is thorough, making it very comfortable. In the food and drink area, you can enjoy light meals like udon and soba noodles, and the draft beer is ice-cold. It's well-cleaned, odorless, and absolutely delicious. Sometimes I feel a slight sense of exclusivity from the regulars, but I think this is due to ill-mannered young people from outside the area. I have tattoos myself, but I feel that people like me should especially value manners and use these facilities with gratitude to the locals. Perhaps the reason why super sento (large public bathhouses) and saunas still don't allow tattoos is due to the behavior of a few individuals like this. But I digress—this is the best public bathhouse.

Bath fee 520 yen, sauna 100 yen, milk 160 yen, Tsuburana Kabosu citrus 150 yen A luxurious facility. While the size is generous, it was crowded with over 30 people at 6 PM on a Saturday. You can feel the owner's love for the bathhouse and her service-oriented spirit. The jet bath is called a "hyper jet bath," and the water flow is incredibly strong. Dangerous level. The regular baths are 43°C and 41.5°C. There are two relaxation seats in the open-air area and a salt bath. The sauna is around 85°C, and is slightly humid, making you sweat profusely. The steam sauna is extremely cloudy with visibility of only 30cm. The cold plunge pool is ice-cold. There's a water dispenser in the changing room where you can drink with the push of a button, no cups needed. There were a few strange people around: some stretching their whole bodies, some sitting at the entrance to the bath, some scrubbing themselves with their hands in the steam sauna.

A public bathhouse with excellent facilities. As other reviews have mentioned, there are many steps, so it may not be suitable for people with concerns about footing. The bathtubs are generally deep and the water temperature is quite high. I feel it might be a bit difficult for people with infants. That said, it's a public bathhouse that's open until late at night, which is appreciated, and there's parking, so I'll give it five stars. There are fewer washbasins than there are faucets, so I recommend bringing your own bathing equipment. The woman at the reception (who calls herself an "auntie" on the notice?) gave a refreshing greeting, even in the middle of the night, which made a good impression. It seems that they sometimes close earlier on weekdays. It's best to check the contact information on their official website. They are also closed during the first week of February due to maintenance.

⭐️Information as of March 2026. ○Price: ¥600 (Osaka Prefecture public bath fee) + ¥100 for sauna (bath towel included). ○Sauna: 84-88°C x 2 levels x approximately 6-7 people + no 12-minute timer. TV clock available. ○Cold bath: 16°C x 3-4 people ○Open-air bath: Open-air bath available. 2 chairs. ○Free use: Toilet ○Paid use: Hair dryer ○Parking: 18 spaces free. ○Other information: Steam sauna is free. The bath is hot! It feels even hotter than the sauna temperature. The interior is very clean and comfortable. The cold bath is ice-cold. The open-air bath is spacious, so you can relax. There's also a large rest area, and you can enjoy meals there. This is a wonderful hot spring!!!