Yudokoro Aratae Komatsushima

I visited on a Sunday morning during the bath time. There weren't many people there at the time, so I thought I could take my time and leave, but people started coming in little by little. The inside of the building is clean and small compared to the outside, but the bath is close, so I personally think it's better than bathhouses that require a fair amount of walking. The parking lot is spacious enough for the facility, and since it's a detour from the national highway, you don't have to worry about the congestion at the entrance and exit. The bathhouse isn't big, but it has an indoor and outdoor bath and a sauna, so I thought it was enough for this size. There may be some deterioration over time, but since it's a bathhouse, I guess that can't be helped. I thought the temperature was a little hot at first, but it was fine if I immersed myself up to my shoulders. I still felt warm after getting out, so it was a bathhouse I liked. They are currently expanding the bathhouse, so I'm looking forward to seeing what happens in the future.

Visited on October 18, 2025 (Sunday) from 1:10 PM to 2:00 PM It had been a while since my last visit, and I was surprised by the price increase, but I suppose it can't be helped in these times. What surprised me even more was how dirty the open-air bath was!! The surface of the water in the bathtub was covered in hair, grime, and some kind of unknown substance!! I was really looking forward to it, so I was even more shocked. I mustered up the courage to put one foot in, but I didn't have the courage to go any further and gave up. If it were properly maintained, the price increase would be understandable, but shouldn't they do what needs to be done before raising prices!? 😡

It was my first time there. The ticket machine accepts PayPay and d-payment. Other ID payments are accepted at the reception. If you're paying in cash, I recommend the ticket machine, and if you're paying cashless, the reception is the best option. There's only one ticket machine, so you'll have to wait in line. Unfortunately, there were two Goemon baths next to each other, but they had no hot water in them. It was a cleaning hose. I was surprised. I wonder why. The open-air bath was quite hot, but it was very slippery and felt great. The changing room is a bit small. The sauna can fit 10 people.

Payment: Various electronic payments are accepted for bathing. Various credit cards are accepted for other purposes. Note: ¥100 coins are required for the lockers in the changing room. There are no lockers for valuables. A super public bathhouse with a roof with a hot spring ♨️ mark visible from the national highway. It was open on a weekday afternoon with few customers. There are medicinal baths, indoor baths, baths with massage bubbles, and open-air baths.

I visited on Saturday morning ✨ It's been a while (；´∀｀) Something seems to have changed, and the pH value is apparently 9.2, but the slipperiness of the water is completely different compared to places like Mimata Onsen, although my skin felt smooth after bathing (≧∇≦)b The location is also convenient, right near National Route 55 ✋ I'd like to stop by again from time to time 💨