Chiba Funabashi City
Relax in a long-established sauna with Showa-era charm, featuring continuously flowing underground water and an indifference bath
"Funabashi Grand Sauna & Capsule Hotel" is a long-established men-only sauna facility in an excellent location, just a 1-minute walk from JR Funabashi Station. It prides itself on a powerful dry sauna that can exceed 100°C, letting guests enjoy a high-quality sweat session in a Showa retro atmosphere. Its greatest attraction is the cold plunge bath, generously using natural underground water from Funabashi in a continuous flow. The soft-feeling underground water gently yet firmly refreshes and tones the body heated by the sauna. In addition, it features an exceptional near-body-temperature bath, the indifference bath (Togol bath), set at around 30°C, making it a true hidden retreat for sauna enthusiasts where you can experience blissful floating sensations through alternating hot-and-cold bathing.
A classic, hard-edged dry sauna characterized by intense heat of around 100°C. The room is filled with the warmth of wood, and you can slowly work up a sweat while watching TV. Its stable high-temperature setting makes it possible to sweat refreshingly even in a short time. Sauna mats are also provided, creating a clean space where you can face yourself in comfort.
Generously supplied with Funabashi's abundant natural underground water in a continuous flow. Its smooth, gentle feel on the skin is a hallmark of groundwater, softly enveloping the body heated by the sauna. With constantly fresh water being supplied, the cooling sensation is outstanding. This carefully crafted cold-water bath leads you to blissful totonou.
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Chiba Funabashi City
Relax in a long-established sauna with Showa-era charm, featuring continuously flowing underground water and an indifference bath
"Funabashi Grand Sauna & Capsule Hotel" is a long-established men-only sauna facility in an excellent location, just a 1-minute walk from JR Funabashi Station. It prides itself on a powerful dry sauna that can exceed 100°C, letting guests enjoy a high-quality sweat session in a Showa retro atmosphere. Its greatest attraction is the cold plunge bath, generously using natural underground water from Funabashi in a continuous flow. The soft-feeling underground water gently yet firmly refreshes and tones the body heated by the sauna. In addition, it features an exceptional near-body-temperature bath, the indifference bath (Togol bath), set at around 30°C, making it a true hidden retreat for sauna enthusiasts where you can experience blissful floating sensations through alternating hot-and-cold bathing.
A classic, hard-edged dry sauna characterized by intense heat of around 100°C. The room is filled with the warmth of wood, and you can slowly work up a sweat while watching TV. Its stable high-temperature setting makes it possible to sweat refreshingly even in a short time. Sauna mats are also provided, creating a clean space where you can face yourself in comfort.
Generously supplied with Funabashi's abundant natural underground water in a continuous flow. Its smooth, gentle feel on the skin is a hallmark of groundwater, softly enveloping the body heated by the sauna. With constantly fresh water being supplied, the cooling sensation is outstanding. This carefully crafted cold-water bath leads you to blissful totonou.
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A near-body-temperature bath that allows you to soak for long periods without putting strain on your body. Minerals from Togol stone dissolve into the natural underground water, further enhancing the relaxing effect. An ideal tub for winding down after the cold plunge bath or for slowly easing both mind and body, offering a blissful floating sensation.
A near-body-temperature bath that allows you to soak for long periods without putting strain on your body. Minerals from Togol stone dissolve into the natural underground water, further enhancing the relaxing effect. An ideal tub for winding down after the cold plunge bath or for slowly easing both mind and body, offering a blissful floating sensation.
