Nagasaki Unzen City
Public bath where two types of saunas can be enjoyed at a bargain price
Yuugaku no Sato Kunimi Yuugaku no Kan is a bathing facility located in Unzen City, Nagasaki Prefecture. The large public bath area offers two types of saunas: a gas-fired far-infrared dry sauna and a steam sauna. The cold plunge bath is an uncommon style with two single-person tubs placed side by side. Groundwater is continuously poured from a tap, allowing for a thorough cooldown. With an exceptionally low bathing fee of 300 yen, it has become a beloved hidden sauna spot among locals.
A dry sauna using a gas-fired far-infrared heater. There is no TV in the room, so you can quietly work up a sweat. The heat is not sharp or stinging, making the setting comfortable for sauna beginners as well as for those who prefer to warm up slowly.
A steam sauna where you can comfortably perspire while wrapped in steam. The temperature is slightly lower than the dry sauna, but the higher humidity warms you thoroughly to the core. It feels less suffocating, making it ideal for longer, more relaxing sessions.
A distinctive cold plunge bath made of two compact single-person tubs placed side by side. Groundwater is continually poured from a faucet, offering fresh, soft-feeling water. The water temperature is not excessively cold, so you can relax and stay in for a longer period comfortably.
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Nagasaki Unzen City
Public bath where two types of saunas can be enjoyed at a bargain price
Yuugaku no Sato Kunimi Yuugaku no Kan is a bathing facility located in Unzen City, Nagasaki Prefecture. The large public bath area offers two types of saunas: a gas-fired far-infrared dry sauna and a steam sauna. The cold plunge bath is an uncommon style with two single-person tubs placed side by side. Groundwater is continuously poured from a tap, allowing for a thorough cooldown. With an exceptionally low bathing fee of 300 yen, it has become a beloved hidden sauna spot among locals.
A dry sauna using a gas-fired far-infrared heater. There is no TV in the room, so you can quietly work up a sweat. The heat is not sharp or stinging, making the setting comfortable for sauna beginners as well as for those who prefer to warm up slowly.
A steam sauna where you can comfortably perspire while wrapped in steam. The temperature is slightly lower than the dry sauna, but the higher humidity warms you thoroughly to the core. It feels less suffocating, making it ideal for longer, more relaxing sessions.
A distinctive cold plunge bath made of two compact single-person tubs placed side by side. Groundwater is continually poured from a faucet, offering fresh, soft-feeling water. The water temperature is not excessively cold, so you can relax and stay in for a longer period comfortably.
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