Raku no yu






I visited this facility to soothe my aching muscles after cycling from Toyota to Gamagori. My first impression of the facility was that it was very clean, tidy, and the service was very attentive. I only saw the men's bath, but it was quite spacious, and the open-air bath had a variety of baths, making it a very well-equipped facility. The sauna was also very spacious, so I was able to relax without worrying too much about distance. (Though it did smell a bit sweaty inside...lol) The rest area was also spacious, providing a comfortable space to relax after a bath. (There are outlets so you can charge your device if you bring one, and there's free Wi-Fi.) Overall, it was very good, but the reason it didn't reach 5 stars is probably because of the price (950 yen for non-members on weekdays). However, in these times of rising prices, everything is expensive, so perhaps it's unavoidable in order to maintain quality.....😭 Despite some negative reviews, I felt a huge difference in how well I recovered before and after my visit (I was able to easily climb hills). Thank you, I'll definitely use it again if I have the opportunity. 🙏
It's hard to find a place in Aichi that truly exudes authenticity. A sauna would have been fine, but this time I ventured into this place and ended up being more satisfying than I expected. It features a 1m deep cold bath, an open-air bath, nano-water high-concentration carbonated spring water, a loyly sauna (with auto-loyly service every 30 minutes starting at 9:30), a steam salt sauna, and more. A heat wave event is held every Saturday from 3:30 PM for the men's sauna only. Style: Towels and fans. This place probably sets the standard in Aichi. (There are two smoking areas and free Wi-Fi.)
JAF discount: 50 yen off. Credit card payments accepted at the front desk. You can relax all day here. There is a water dispenser right at the entrance to the men's bath. There is a rest recliner and a small training room on the second floor. Children are not allowed on the second floor.
The bath area and open-air bath are spacious, and there are a large selection of manga books, so it seems like a good place for people who want to relax all day. I only used the bath, so I felt that 950 yen was a little expensive. The open-air bath is great on cold days.
This might be my first time at a facility with a gym. There's only one rock-bed room. The work space, manga, and various baths were great. Maybe because it was the weekend, the parking lot was crowded. Cash only. JAF offers a 50 yen discount.
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