湯楽庵

帰りました。 It's not a hot spring, but it has the feel of a super sento (public bathhouse). When I told them it was my first time, they were very kind and explained everything to me, making me feel very welcome. The large public bath is open from morning until night, but the family baths are open 24 hours a day, which is great. There are 15 family baths, and even with extensions you can only use them for a maximum of 90 minutes. The price is relatively inexpensive. The highlight here is probably the private bath with its attached slide. I thought it was just for show, but it's actually really slippery. Children are usually warned not to run in outdoor baths, but here they are encouraged to play, and parents and children can have fun together. It seems to be popular with families with small children, and I heard that there can be a wait after 2pm. They do have regular closing days, but they are open even over the New Year holidays, so it's a bathing facility that you'll want to visit again and again. By the way, there are a lot of love hotels in the neighborhood, which may come as a surprise to first-time visitors.

The bathtub was about 38 degrees, right? The shower was 40 degrees hotter. I thought I'd catch a chill. My body didn't warm up unless I stayed in the bath for a long time. I was constantly in the hot water. It smelled of chlorine again. The room was renovated and clean, but I wish they'd at least provide a permanent clock and tissues. Installing a clock seems more helpful than having a light-up mirror or being able to watch YouTube or other content online on a TV. I wanted to take a bath with the slide, but unfortunately I couldn't. The parking lot was empty, so maybe there weren't any spaces available...or are they under renovation? The kids' space was also closed, and it closed until sunset. It was clearly before sunset, but it was closed. What a shame. I came from outside the prefecture because I thought it was unusual to see a slide, but unfortunately I was disappointed. I'd been curious about it for a while, so I was glad I was able to take a bath.

Yurakuan is not a natural hot spring. It has a parking lot with space for approximately 30 cars and is very easily accessible. It can get crowded with many visitors on weekends, especially since it is primarily a family bath. The spacious space allows you to enjoy the bath while maintaining a sense of privacy. It is the perfect place to spend some relaxing time with family and friends. The clean facilities and relaxing environment make it a comfortable and healing space for all visitors. Be sure to visit at least once to fully experience the charm of hot springs.

100 yen to turn on the heater in December, the middle of winter?! I thought that was unbelievable... And when I got in the bath, I could smell cigarette smoke...I wonder what was going on... Also, it's my fault for not checking, but the quality of the spring water is virtually nonexistent; it's just hot water. There are love hotels all around, so I should have noticed... The chlorine smell was so strong I thought it was a heated swimming pool... . It was the first time I'd ever seen a hot spring that rose so quickly...

I used to go there often for the past seven years, but recently the management seems to have changed, and the prices have gone up. Also, is it unavoidable because it's summer? It wasn't like this before, but there were several insects in the private family bath room. I was asked to change rooms, but there were insects there too, so I couldn't relax. I wondered if they hadn't checked during cleaning. It was very disappointing. I don't think I'll go again.