Rakudanoyu Inazawa

I saw it featured on a TV program, and the price compared to other super sento was a deciding factor, so I went with my family for the first time. The floor of the women's changing room was soaking wet, my socks got sticky, and it was disgusting. It was because the staff were mopping the floor with a wet mop. I could understand if they were using a dry mop, but I didn't understand why they were using a wet mop. It's unthinkable to see them using a wet mop on changing room floors at other super sento. It may be part of the cleaning process, but if they are, I wish they'd vacuumed or used a sticky roller cleaner instead. I wondered if the men's bath was the same, so I asked my husband, and he said they didn't. I wondered why they were only doing it in the women's bath when the men's wasn't. Also, in the bath area, there was a window between the indoor and outdoor baths that was open, probably for ventilation, so the wind from outside came into the bath and the washing area was extremely cold. It was so cold I could have caught a cold, so I wish they had thought about it a little more. My husband told me that the windows in the bath area aren't open in the men's bath, so I thought it was strange that only the women's bath was open. What they do here is worse than other super sento, so I've decided I'll never go there again.

I visited on a weekday, and it's a super public bathhouse of such high quality that you wouldn't believe it costs only 550 yen. The exterior is easy to find, and the large parking lot makes it very easy to access by car. There are a wide variety of baths available, including carbonated springs, silky baths (with fine bubbles), open-air baths, electric baths, and jet baths. Every bath was well maintained, and the carbonated spring in particular was lukewarm, so I could stay in it for a long time and it felt like my fatigue was gradually dissipating. The sauna was also nice and hot, and the flow to and from the cold bath was smooth. Since it was a weekday, it wasn't too crowded and I was able to relax. The building was clean, and the changing rooms were spacious and easy to use. I don't think there are many facilities in this price range that offer such a wide range of facilities. I especially recommend this public bathhouse for those who are value for money and want to quickly refresh themselves after work. If I'm in the area again, I'll definitely stop by.

It's a clean public bathhouse. I went on a Saturday at 7 PM, and it was quite crowded. The parking lot is spacious, so there's no problem there. I was surprised by the system where you purchase tickets for not only the entrance fee and amenities like towels, but also massages, from a vending machine. I think it's cash only. You hand your ticket to the receptionist, but they don't seem very polite. Regarding the baths, the high-concentration carbonated spring bath was 38.6℃, the jet bath was 39.4℃, and the open-air bath was 40.4℃. The silky bath was the warmest indoors. The open-air bath was nice and spacious. I liked it because I could relax. Towels are not provided; you have to buy them. There's no face wash, and no lotion or anything like that. I don't think the body soap, shampoo, and conditioner are of very good quality. My hair became very dry. The hair dryer's airflow is weak, so I think it's a good idea to bring your own hair dryer. There was an electrical outlet. Next time, I'd like to aim for their weekday breakfast to get a better deal.

Wow, the value for money is amazing! (￣▽￣) I was surprised at how much it covered everything, including carbonated baths, silky baths (with tiny bubbles), open-air baths, electric baths, jet paths, saunas, and a wellness center! (´⊙ω⊙`) The water was warm, so I appreciated being able to relax in it! The facilities for short breaks, like watching manga or watching TV, were also excellent. The only drawback was that the cold bath was too small (maximum of four people). The sauna was a bit long, so I couldn't relax. The shoe lockers are coin-free, and lockers are 100 yen each. Seki Milk is 180 yen. 20250824

A super public bathhouse you can enter for just 550 yen! Plus, breakfast is free! If you ask for a large serving of cabbage, they really give you a mountain! Drinks are all-you-can-drink! It's an incredible deal! There are many types of baths, and you can even use the sauna! It's amazing how they can stay in business at this price! I wish they would expand all over Japan, not just have two locations in the neighborhood! The downsides are that there are no hot baths, they only accept cash, and you need a 100 yen coin for the lockers. But it's so cheap, it's no problem!