Sengawa Yukemuri

The admission fee is about 950 yen on a weekend. The location is pretty remote. The place was packed on Saturday, but I didn't mind. You can order food on the premises, but you're likely to have to wait for the tables to become vacant, also my food was way too salty, it costed 1000 yen. Food is paid through a wending machine, then you hand over the ticket to the counter and they give you a device with number, it will ring when your order is ready. You need to return the tray to a special counter when you're done. Body soap, shampoo and conditioner were available. You have to bring your own towels or rent them. I did not use 2 saunas, so cannot comment on them. At one point I was so hungry and dizzy that I hit a sliding glass door with my face and right knee bruising the knee pretty bad, so make sure to take a break and go and eat dinner. First of all you place your shoes into a shoe locker and keep the key for later when you leave. Then you ascend to the second floor and using a wending machine purchase a ticket and hand it to the man at the front desk. Then you're good to go inside the common area where people purchase food and eat and from there to a changing room. There you pick the available locker and place the key bracelet on your body (hand,leg). Both lockers are coin-operated, you will get your 100 yen back. There's a restroom and a device with drinkable water just when you're about to leave the changing room and enter the bath. There were mizuburo (temperature 18 degrees), several massaging jets, electric bath indoors and 3 baths outdoors, one of them is milky and nontransparent (temperature 40 degrees). I took away 1 star because something felt lacking about the selection of different baths.

Great local place to enjoy public baths without having to worry about the traffic or the inbound tourist crowds. They offer various drinks and meals which is fairly cheap and delicious in my opinion. Especially they have craft soda, their own coffee milk and yogurt, and also glass bottles of coke. But there are some points to be considered. This bath doesn’t allow people with tattoos or canes inside the bath. You need to bring cash to be able to buy anything inside the place. you need coin (100 yen) to be able to use shoe locker and clothes locker. all in all, it’s a great place to have an enjoyable bath and spa and meal all in one place.

Wonderful local super sento. Except for you, there will be no foreigners in this facility. There exists 5 indoor baths of varying temperature, and three outdoor baths (one with "creamy" water and two other warm). The sauna has a wonderful scent with a well-aged wooden tint. My skin feels as smooth as silk, and my body refreshed. There's a built-in restaraunt, so feel free to enjoy a meal on the tatami floor. My only gripe is that the towel rental fee is outrageous at ¥600. By admission alone, however, the super sento is a steal deal at ¥850.

Went to this sento because it was recommended for being baby friendly by other mothers but I was very disappointed today. Not only do they charge ¥500 for infants from 0 years old to enter but they then don’t provide any baby baths, changing room cots or changing tables in the locker room to assist families. The changing rooms are small and there really isn’t a place you can do this, especially if it’s busy. Please make this more family friendly by providing these services in the future Yukemuri-no-sato.

Great place to relax indoor and outdoor onsen, dry sauna, massage and must try Japanese set meal various selection from menu. Recommend delicious and flavorful dishes must try Seafood, Tonkatsu curry, tempura udon, Nagasaki champ-on ramen and desserts. I feel relax and refreshed every-tine i go to this place. Reasonable price Entrance fee 850 yen. Weekend rate 950 yen. Face towel 220 yen.