四季の湯(房総 四季の蔵)

Please note that face towels and bath towels are only for sale and not for rental. The Aqua-Line gets crowded on holidays from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Rather than wasting time getting stuck in traffic, it's much easier to have a bath and a meal here, then go home and sleep. There's a popular conveyor-belt sushi restaurant nearby, but here you can leave your car in the parking lot and enjoy a bath and a meal. It would be great if there was a nap space, but there's only tatami seating in front of the shop, so it's not really an atmosphere where you can lie down. As for the bath itself, there's an indoor bath, an outdoor bath, and one sauna, and the cold bath is mostly for one person. It's a simple design, as it's not a large space, so it can't be helped. I visited on the first day of the four-day Golden Week holiday in 2025, and it wasn't crowded. I ate there around 8:00 PM after my bath. Two restaurants were open: a conveyor-belt sushi restaurant and a Japanese restaurant. Both were empty, so I was able to enjoy a leisurely meal.

A bathhouse near the Kimitsu Interchange on the Tateyama Expressway. It's clean and has a nice atmosphere. Apparently, it's themed after Bali. The baths include an indoor bath, a covered open-air bath, a cold bath, and a sauna. The water is lukewarm, making it easy to soak for a long time. September 2024: A long-awaited visit! ✨ This bath uses heated well water, not a hot spring, but it's quiet and relaxing. ☺️ June 2025: Another long-awaited visit! 😃 Reading the sign at the entrance again, it says the indoor bath is set at 41℃ and the open-air bath at 42℃. 😃 Is that about right for the open-air bath? Maybe the indoor bath is a little cooler? October 2025: My second visit since June! 😃 Entered at 7:30 PM, and it was as empty as ever! ✨ My favorite spot is the window seat in the indoor bath; soaking in the water with the window open is wonderful! ✨ Tree frogs 🐸 often cling to the glass, which is cute. ☺️

There was a customer who was using his smartphone in the changing room for a long time, but the staff didn't bother to warn him, and even when he urged him to be more careful, they just gave an evasive response like, "It's prohibited in the first place," and turned a blind eye to it. I asked if this was the kind of facility they were, and they said it was, so you can't expect good manners from either the customers or the staff. The facility only has one indoor bath, one open-air bath, a small sauna and a cold bath, and it only accepts cash payments, so I wouldn't recommend this facility for any reason other than to avoid crowds.

It's mysteriously filled with a Balinese vibe. It doesn't feel unpleasant at all. Even though it was a weekday, it was quiet and deserted. When I entered, I was surprised by the Balinese atmosphere inside, but the bath only had a few Asian ornaments, and the bathtubs and sauna were quite average. It's not spacious, but it's not small either. The bath isn't bad overall, but it's not particularly great either. However, the price is cheaper than other super sento, so if you can relax for such a low price, I have no complaints and it's okay. The staff are all very friendly and helpful.

Visited this bathhouse in Kimitsu, Chiba on the hot day of July . It is beautiful layout and well maintained, good clean and high quality bathhouse. One large in door, one large out door with hot sauna, one cold bath. Since it is small scale compared to many super hot springs nowadays but it is restful and relaxing place if you are not mind of what it offered . Views from in door and landscape out door are well planed. Not too many people during the weekday then it is good place to spend time to bath and rest. Compare with many busy one then this bathhouse is pretty good one