This is a public bath located east of Kobe (toward Ashiya, Osaka). As a public bath in town, it has sufficient facilities and services. There are no stairs, so even people in wheelchairs can enjoy the large bath. Although they are all compact, they offer a warm atmosphere and plenty of fun to enjoy after taking a bath. (There is no meal service) The fresh rose service in the women's bath that is offered once a month is wonderful. This is a recommended event.

At a public bath near the station, you buy a ticket from a vending machine and hand it in at the counter to enter. The changing and washing areas are also super public bath style. Opens at 2pm. The lockers in the changing room are the same type as those found in super public baths, and are spacious inside, so you don't need a 100 yen coin to lock them. It's great that the shower and shower are integrated so you can adjust the water temperature and get hot water as you like. Although the bathhouse is not small, it feels like it is packed tightly together. The outdoor bath is a stone-built open-air bath where you can enjoy hot spring quality water, and is large enough for five or six people to enjoy a relaxing soak. Since it was in the city, it was open-air with no ceiling, but it felt liberating and comfortable. I used it in the middle of a sweaty summer, and even on a weekday around 3:30 a.m., there were quite a few customers.

It was popular because it was close to the station. The bathroom itself was a small public bath, but the open-air bath had a nice atmosphere. The sauna was a bit crowded so I couldn't see much of it.

2023/11/13(Monday) Visit by car. I visited you at 7pm. 【parking】 6 places? Owning a place like employee space I don't know if I should stop... 【Fee】 Adult 450 yen Chunin 160 yen Children 60 yen Adult bath & sauna 570 yen Hands-free set without sauna 640 yen Empty set sauna included 760 yen Rental towel 30 yen Rental bath towel 100 yen Other number sales 【Facility】 ・No shampoo conditioner, counter sales available ・Shower temperature can be adjusted in 16 locations ・Sauna (separately) ・2 hair dryers (20 yen/3 minutes) ・Rest space (with TV) ・2 massage machines ・59 changing lockers (managed by exchanging shoe box keys) ・60 shoe racks ・Vending machine ・30 valuables lockers ·Umbrella stand [Sale items] ・Drinking water vending machine ・Equipment sales 【hot spring】 Indoor bath There is an electric bath, 1 jet, 2 relaxation jets, and a shallow bath in one large area. The electricity is installed in an L shape for some reason and is difficult to hit...The jet is powerful and feels good. It's a small indoor bath, but there weren't many people, so I took it easy. sauna It has two levels and the TV is in the middle. At 80 degrees Celsius, it wasn't painfully hot, so even though I'm sensitive to heat, I was able to stay there for more than 5 minutes. water bath Even if you take it at 15℃, it feels cold and deep! I think there are 2 people in there. open-air bath There is one rock bath, which is fairly wide and deep. It feels so good. 【summary】 A simple alkaline hot spring known as Beauty Hot Spring. The efficacy says that it makes your skin smooth, but the alkaline ions actually remove sebum and leave you feeling refreshed. There is no particular scent. When I moisturize after taking a bath, I get the impression that it absorbs very well, prevents dry skin, and suppresses the sebum that is unique to winter. In the indoor bath, the steam made the inside feel fuzzy. I was a little worried about whether it was properly ventilated. Also, since there was no hot spring, I wanted a hot spring. I am satisfied with the reasonable price. The cleaning was thorough and I was able to enter comfortably! Although there are repeat visits, I personally give it a low priority because it doesn't have much of a feature compared to other hot springs. We don't know how busy it will be on Saturdays and Sundays, so it might be a good idea to check in advance. Everyone please come and try it!

New York Clary number 9! To the farthest Mori Onsen! It's within a 5 minute walk from Konan Yamate Station. My first impression was that it was quite beautiful! The inside of the hot spring is also quite clean, the sauna is spacious, the cold bath is clean, and there are chairs for outdoor bathing, so I really want one in my neighborhood! After taking a bath in the open-air bath, my skin felt so smooth and felt so good! The Japanese feel of the open-air bath was amazing!

Just a short walk from JR Konan Yamate Station. It is about 15 minutes walk from Hankyu Ashiyagawa Station. I visited in the evening, and many people were using it. The sauna room was full. There is also an open-air bath, so I think it is a good public bath.

A long standing, family operated, quaint neighborhood onsen. Definitely not a tourist spot. There is an outdoor bath but it's walled in, so no view. An convenient place to visit for the whole family.

I sometimes come here on my days off when I'm sweating after running or mountain climbing. A community-based public bath. I get the impression that most of the customers are local self-employed people from the Konan Yamate area. The sauna is small, but you can enjoy it.

I haven't been to the bath at all since the coronavirus outbreak started, and when I visited for the first time in a while, it was still a nice bathhouse. Although it is small, it is good that it has everything: electric bath, sauna, cold bath, open-air bath.

It's a very simple public bath with nothing to write home about. That's fine, but I felt incredibly uncomfortable when a father with a 2-3 year old child came to take a bath after 9:30pm. I don't know if it was because of his father's convenience that the child was brought in, even though it would normally be bedtime for a 2- to 3-year-old child, but as expected, the child kept crying the whole time. I don't care what happens to this family. However, I wondered why the clerk allowed this father to take a bath. I wonder if she chose the bathing fee over her child. I wanted to take a leisurely bath, but it was so uncomfortable that I left early. As a parent with children, I thought this was a public bath that I would never want to go to again.