Weekday visit in October 2019 good cheap sauna I visited on a weekday a week ago, but there were 7-8 cars in the parking lot, so I gave up on entering. When I went there this morning, there were 6 cars... so I gave up and finished my errands. Visited again in the afternoon, 6 cars... Try entering the museum. Place your shoes in a locker and receive a wristband with your shoe locker number at the reception desk. Bathing fee: 600 yen, hand towel and bath towel provided. When I entered the changing room and rest area, there was no one there. When I looked into the relaxation room, I saw three heads of elderly people. The sauna, cold bath, private hot bath, cold bath, hot bath, and shower are a light brown color like the nearby happiness bath. Your skin will become smooth. When I bought a drink from the vending machine in the break room and sat down, I was asked by the lady at the reception desk? turned on the TV. Apparently bringing in alcohol is prohibited, but is anything else okay? I had sandals prepared at the entrance, so can I go out? Well, it's a cheap sauna for 600 yen even if you stay from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m.

The women's bath was almost reserved. (Used after 9pm) This was my first time going to Saakatsu, and I think it's good for those who like the hotter temperature of saunas. I was able to refresh my body with the thick sauna mats and clean interior. The water bath was just the right amount of cold, I felt dignified and my skin was so smooth! When I asked the receptionist for some cold water, they gave me a beer mug with lots of ice! You can also rent out yukatas and relax in the relaxation room. There are also coupons, so I'll include a photo.

2019.4 A small sauna facility. I felt hesitant to enter the entrance, but I was glad that it was open even during Golden Week. I think up to 10 people can sleep comfortably in the nap room. There are 11 recliners, but there are old men sleeping on futons at the feet of the recliners, and there are several places where the recliners are no longer usable. If you want to sleep properly, you should get a private room with a single bed for ¥2,800. It can be used as a business hotel with a bathing fee of ¥4,400 including late-night charges. It's been renovated and is clean, and the old lady at the reception is very nice. Initially, you will only be given a bath towel and hand towel, but you can get a yukata, toothbrush, and razor by asking the lady at the reception desk. The baths consist of 3 baths, 1 small hot water bath, 1 large cold bath, and 1 dry sauna. Hot water, cold baths, and showers use light brown underground water. The water is slippery and soft, like a hot spring, so it's quite nice. They only sell cup ramen, so you can either eat before you go in (I recommend West, which is open 24 hours a day nearby), or you can bring your own food as there are tables. There is also a smoking room and smoking areas are separated. I think it would be a pain if it were crowded because it's so small, but it doesn't seem to be crowded. In the morning, many elderly people came in. During the day, it may be a meeting place for locals.

The first sauna in Kumamoto. The temperature of the dry sauna is around 95℃. The water bath is natural water and is around 18 degrees Celsius. The water is smooth and very soft, making you want to stay in the water for a long time. It was the best. There was only a thermometer in the room, so I decided the time based on the number of enka songs that were always playing. This time I decided to do 2 songs, and since I don't have an outdoor bath space, I did 3 sets in the Showa strong style for the first time in a while. After that, I took a short break in the indoor rest area and did 3 more strong sets. In the end, the water bath felt so good that I ended up staying too long. I don't want it to become too popular, but I personally highly recommend it.

This was my first time going there, and for 600 yen, you can use face towels, bath towels, and towels to lay in the sauna for free, so you don't have to bring your own. Shampoo and conditioner are also provided, so I thought it would be comfortable to go empty-handed. The sauna was small and enka music was always playing, so there weren't many young people there, and it seemed like it was mostly used by older people. However, the sauna can be reserved almost exclusively during free time, so I thought it was a place where you could fully enjoy the sauna. Also, it seems that you can stay for 1000 yen and have a private room (+2000 yen).

Old-fashioned Showa strong sauna! However, the small sauna is actually hot at 100 degrees Celsius, so you can work up a sweat without getting stung! Is the water bath around 18-20℃? You can cool down your hot body slowly and thoroughly with the very soft underground water. No, it's really well balanced! The staff's mother was also very kind to me, and I felt like ``this is the sauna I was looking for!''

A public bath and sauna facility located along National Route 3. After putting your shoes in the shoe box at the entrance and handing the key to the shoe box to the receptionist and paying the fee, the staff will give you a free face towel, bath towel, and locker key, and you can enter the changing room. The inside had a retro, Showa-era atmosphere, but it was kept clean, and although there seemed to be only one employee, the proprietress, I was impressed by how clean every corner was. There are three washing areas in the bathroom (shampoo, conditioner, body soap, and facial soap included) and one bubble bath. One cold bath. It is designed as one sauna room. It's not very large. There is no clock inside the sauna, so it might be a good idea to use the enka song playing as a reference. The relaxation room at the back entrance is quite spacious, and futons are available for rent. The private room has a TV, air conditioner, sink, and bed, making it feel like a hotel room. There's a smoking area, and they sell beer, cup noodles, and snacks, so I honestly feel like I could spend hours here. My only regret is that there are no chairs for resting in the bathroom. Approximately 80% of the customers are regular men who chat in the sauna or rest room, so if you don't like such spaces, you might be interested. Well, it's an old-fashioned sauna facility, so you can say that it has a good taste. It used to be open 24 hours a day, but now it's only open from 6:00 a.m. to midnight, and it doesn't seem to be open between 0:00 and 6:00, so be careful.

I stopped by Tomiai Town to work in Kumamoto. I was thinking of staying in a hotel, but it's expensive because it's a construction company in Taiwan. It's difficult to remove. That's why I chose this place. As the reviews said, the large hall was a snoring room. ★Choose a private room this time!

I visited on a Sunday morning at 6am. It was comfortable as there were few customers. It's about a 10 minute drive from my current dorm, so going to the sauna every Sunday early in the morning is likely to become part of my routine. It's nice that you can buy a coupon ticket for 500 yen each time.

2nd time at Tomiai Sauna Land. A sauna that you can use while listening to enka songs. The temperature was 98 degrees, but it didn't feel that hot and I kept it in for about 15 minutes. The temperature is so pleasant that you can take a long bath in the water. They also have a relaxing room, and you can stay overnight for an extra 1,000 yen.

老舗のサウナ、女性の店員さんが一人でやられているので、受付に居ないこともありますが、そこは愛嬌で…。基本常連客が多い様ですが、嫌な思いはしたことがありませんし、タトゥーの入った人も今までは見たことないです、サウナの殿堂を謳っている市内の有名サウナでは全身モンモンの人が隣りにいてシュールでした。サウナ自体が狭いので、5人も入ればいっぱいな感じです。 しかし駐車場に車が結構止まっててもサウナは貸し切り状態の時もあるので、休憩室を利用される方も多いのかもしれませんね。サウナ室にテレビもなく、時計すらありませんが、有線のど演歌を聞きながらひたすらサウナと水風呂を行き来するのが楽しみです。いつまで続いて欲しい所です。

初めての利用(女一人)で受付の女性が気さくに声掛けてもらい丁寧な説明を受けての利用でした。 とても心地良くまた来たいな〜と思わせてくれるサウナランドでした😌 お安い価格でタオル無料貸出、まったり過ごせて初心者でも利用しやすい！

It was very cheap, there was a rest room, and I was satisfied.

サウナの殿堂❤️と言ってもいいくらい良き温泉とサウナ。激熱です(笑)

In the women's bath, I was in a hurry to clean the bathtub (and it was a man). I was planning on getting 5 sets, but I was told this just after I started the second set, so if you had told me at the time of paying, I would have gone elsewhere. Is it something you don't know in advance if a cleaning company will come? This was my first time using this service and I came from far away, so it was a waste of time and money. If it was a men's bath, I would have been able to work without worrying about a male cleaner coming in, but this is the first time something like this has happened to me, so I don't recommend the women's bath.