梅月温泉

I thought the path to the open-air bath looked familiar, and then I remembered visiting here six years ago and writing a scathing review on Nifty Onsen... But the sense of a dying public bath that I felt in that review is completely gone! It's not just cleaned up, it's also stylishly appointed. The sauna in particular is very stylish, with only indirect lighting and no TV or wired internet, allowing you to reflect on yourself. The interior is air-conditioned, so it's very comfortable and your head doesn't get hot. However, the temperature is low and loyly is prohibited. Well, it's a public bath, so I guess that's to be expected, and I thought I'd stay in for a long time...but just as the attendant was changing, they offered an aroma loyly! The service goes beyond what you'd expect from a public bath. The open-air space, which was out of order and only had Chinese herbal medicine to save it, now has a seat on one side, and since it's close to the walls on both sides and is a single-person space, it's actually quite relaxing. All of this, including a bath towel, for just 100 yen, is incredibly reasonable. The baths are also amazing, with an overflowing cold water bath for a clean feel, and a numbing bath that's so pleasurable you'll want to stay in it forever. Even FM80.2 plays in the changing room, so you'll wonder how they managed to make it so stylish. It would be a problem if it became a sauna mecca and got crowded, but I'd like to keep it as a hideaway for people who've exhausted all the saunas.

The shower has a hose shower 🚿✨ The faucet is lever-operated. Men can enjoy a Finnish-style sauna for 100 yen. Apparently, they also have a loyly ☺️ Women can enjoy the steam sauna for free, but Once the steam is out, you can go indoors and enjoy the steam ♡ Open-air baths are available. Free hair dryers (two available). Panasonic and SALONIA The corn cider I had after my bath was slightly sweet and delicious 🌽 The entrance is separated for men and women. There's a reception desk where you pay. It's a traditional hot spring system, and it has a nostalgic feel to it. It has a retro feel, but they accept code payments ✨ Apparently, the water is heated with firewood, which is why the water felt so gentle (placebo effect? lol) During busy times, I had to wait a bit for one of the two hair dryers, but I was very happy that it was free and had a Panasonic Nanoe dryer 🥰🩷 The changing room is spacious and historic, but it was kept clean ✨ A bathhouse I'd love to visit again ♨️

This is my favorite bathhouse, and I go there a few times a month to warm up. There's a sign at the entrance, but it really is slippery. The last time I went, the floor was slippery and I slipped and fell, hurting my back and side. I went to the hospital because of the pain and was told I had a cracked bone and would need a month to heal. The pain still hasn't gone away. It's scary to think that if I were elderly, I could have been more seriously injured, or even died. The place is always kept spotlessly clean, so I don't usually slip. Maybe someone just happened to use lotion or oil that day. I wish they wouldn't use anything slippery so the baths would be comfortable and warm. After I managed to move again, I wanted to let the male owner know I was okay, so I told him, "I fell, but I'm fine." He looked disgusted and asked, "So? Did you get a bruise?" My side, which was already hurting, hurt even more.

I think this is the local public bath in Kadoma City and Moriguchi City that puts the most effort into its sauna. Sauna: 90 degrees Cold water bath: 15 degrees Personally, this is my favorite temperature setting. Today, I did a loyly with an aromatic scent called Winter Spice, and the temperature felt so intense I could only last 6 minutes, so I really got into shape. There are chairs with backrests in the bathroom, open-air bath, and changing room, so this is my favorite local sauna in Kadoma City and Moriguchi City.

They offer a loyly service, which is rare for a public bath sauna. The attendant at the front desk personally fans you with a fan. The scent of birch wafts through the air, and soaking in the firewood-heated water will envelop you in bliss. Shampoo and body soap are provided. There's even lotion and a free hair dryer. It's a retro public bath, but the hospitality is on par with that of a high-end sauna facility!