Kanagawa Kawasaki City
saunahouse in Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture, is an urban sauna facility with 5 saunas and 4 cold baths. In the men’s area, it carefully orchestrates heat across 3 automatic löyly rooms, 1 steam room, and 1 self-löyly room, while its 17°C COLD, 10°C EXTRA COLD, 22°C POOL, and lukewarm SODA BATH create a finely tuned cooling experience that carries you seamlessly from the outdoor air bath to the restaurant. Automatic löyly runs on a scheduled timetable, and finishing with the cedar-scented self-löyly leaves a quiet memory of heat in the body. The baths mainly use groundwater drawn from 360 m underground, allowing a full cool-down that can chill the head as well.
Line lighting and ambient BGM heighten the immersive feel, and with EOS SAUNADOME II at its core, the room accommodates up to 20 people while automatic löyly runs at 00, 20, and 40 minutes past each hour to instantly amplify the heat. It is designed to firmly switch on the body’s heat response from the very first burst, while aromatic scents rise into the hot air.
The moment the count reaches 0, a squall of water pours down, supplying fresh air and aroma along with the steam. Designed with an indoor kneipp hose for pouring cold water over the head before diving straight into the COLD PLUNGE, it encourages deep, melting perspiration despite the low physical load.
In a stadium-style space with a maximum height difference of 4.4 m, temperature and perceived heat can shift in layers depending on where you sit. With the EOS MEGA HD (30kW) installed, automatic löyly at 10, 30, and 50 minutes past each hour, along with forced air supply, achieves high-density sweating without a stifling feeling.
Red lighting and powerful music create an aggressively heated atmosphere, pursuing the hottest experience among the 5 rooms. Using the EOS Herkules XL S120 HD (14kW), automatic löyly at 00, 20, and 40 minutes past each hour hits like a spice.
Generously built with Finnish kelo wood and ribbed wall cladding that amplifies radiant heat, this is a tiny cosmos of scent and heat. Surrounded by the Harvia Cilindro PC110E, guests perform self-löyly every 15 minutes by turning the hourglass. With a capacity of 8 and calm lighting, it invites deep immersion.
About 17°C / groundwater. Designed so you can sit with your legs stretched out, it provides a reliably refreshing cool-down without being too cold. Intended to be entered after rinsing off sweat, it stabilizes the basic flow of sauna → COLD → outdoor air bath. The water is groundwater drawn from 360 m underground with a pH of 7.4.
About 22°C / groundwater. At approximately 5 m in length, it is suitable for swimming and submerging. It is ideal for a longer cooling period that chills the head and settles the nervous system. When used after the EXTRA COLD bath, the cold sensation softens and the body’s balance settles smoothly before the outdoor air bath.
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Kanagawa Kawasaki City
saunahouse in Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture, is an urban sauna facility with 5 saunas and 4 cold baths. In the men’s area, it carefully orchestrates heat across 3 automatic löyly rooms, 1 steam room, and 1 self-löyly room, while its 17°C COLD, 10°C EXTRA COLD, 22°C POOL, and lukewarm SODA BATH create a finely tuned cooling experience that carries you seamlessly from the outdoor air bath to the restaurant. Automatic löyly runs on a scheduled timetable, and finishing with the cedar-scented self-löyly leaves a quiet memory of heat in the body. The baths mainly use groundwater drawn from 360 m underground, allowing a full cool-down that can chill the head as well.
Line lighting and ambient BGM heighten the immersive feel, and with EOS SAUNADOME II at its core, the room accommodates up to 20 people while automatic löyly runs at 00, 20, and 40 minutes past each hour to instantly amplify the heat. It is designed to firmly switch on the body’s heat response from the very first burst, while aromatic scents rise into the hot air.
The moment the count reaches 0, a squall of water pours down, supplying fresh air and aroma along with the steam. Designed with an indoor kneipp hose for pouring cold water over the head before diving straight into the COLD PLUNGE, it encourages deep, melting perspiration despite the low physical load.
In a stadium-style space with a maximum height difference of 4.4 m, temperature and perceived heat can shift in layers depending on where you sit. With the EOS MEGA HD (30kW) installed, automatic löyly at 10, 30, and 50 minutes past each hour, along with forced air supply, achieves high-density sweating without a stifling feeling.
Red lighting and powerful music create an aggressively heated atmosphere, pursuing the hottest experience among the 5 rooms. Using the EOS Herkules XL S120 HD (14kW), automatic löyly at 00, 20, and 40 minutes past each hour hits like a spice.
Generously built with Finnish kelo wood and ribbed wall cladding that amplifies radiant heat, this is a tiny cosmos of scent and heat. Surrounded by the Harvia Cilindro PC110E, guests perform self-löyly every 15 minutes by turning the hourglass. With a capacity of 8 and calm lighting, it invites deep immersion.
About 17°C / groundwater. Designed so you can sit with your legs stretched out, it provides a reliably refreshing cool-down without being too cold. Intended to be entered after rinsing off sweat, it stabilizes the basic flow of sauna → COLD → outdoor air bath. The water is groundwater drawn from 360 m underground with a pH of 7.4.
About 22°C / groundwater. At approximately 5 m in length, it is suitable for swimming and submerging. It is ideal for a longer cooling period that chills the head and settles the nervous system. When used after the EXTRA COLD bath, the cold sensation softens and the body’s balance settles smoothly before the outdoor air bath.
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About 10°C / groundwater. The coldest bath in the facility. When you sink in up to your shoulders, it cools you all the way to your chest, and the rebound in blood flow that comes the moment you step out rises sharply.
About 10°C / groundwater. The coldest bath in the facility. When you sink in up to your shoulders, it cools you all the way to your chest, and the rebound in blood flow that comes the moment you step out rises sharply.
