[Susume of Adachi public bath] The tenth "Sayuyu"

In the spacious dressing room, there is a comfortable Igusashiki rim and a rattan chair to rest your body after bath.
When you open the bathroom door, you can see the beautiful Himeji Castle and the beautiful cherry blossoms in full bloom on the front wall!
It looks like a brush drawn on a vast canvas, but it is a tiled pottery picture.
He and his wife (the husband and his parents) liked this design because he liked Himeji Castle he saw on a trip.
By the way, it is Mt. Fuji and cherry blossom that are drawn in the man's bath.
At the back of the front is a miniature with a series of men and women hot water murals.

Not only ordinary chairs but also high chairs that are kind to elderly people and people with weak legs.
Body soap and rinse-in shampoo are provided one by one for two people.
I'm glad that the customer's personal attention is attentive.

Hot water is boiling well water pumped up from 130m underground.
The water quality is good, and it seems that a pot that is damaged in 7 to 8 years with tap water can be used without problems for 23 years.
The pot-friendly water is, of course, also kind to your skin.
The bathtub is a deep bath, super jet, shallow body massage, and daily hot water.

And no matter what you say, the best recommendation is an open-air bath.
Some people bother to come to see you from afar.
From the shade of the Japanese garden, which is small but full of taste, there are also plenty of caressed grilled dishes with a touch of light.
If you soak in it while looking at them, you will definitely enjoy the feeling of traveling.
For those who want to sip from the body, there is also a far infrared sauna (for a fee) and a water bath.

Don't forget to rehydrate after you sweat a lot.
Among the drinks sold at the front desk, there is also a bottle of cola, a bottle of nostalgia, and some customers come to drink.
There are also souvenirs unique to public baths.
The official character of the public bath association "Yuppo-kun" is slowly rising in popularity.
There are two types of mascot holder (700 yen) and walking "Toko Toko Yupo-kun" (2,000 yen).

There is also a mysterious strap with the letter "Wa" printed on a small board.
Actually, a large board with the same design is hung at the entrance of the hot spring, and the strap is a miniature version.
A work created by the artist, Uehara Yoshiharu, with his inspiration from the Edo period's cool culture.
In the sense of "Wa" board = hot water (in operation), the character on the back is "Nu", that is, "Nu" board = pulled out hot water (in preparation).
At Hina Matsuri, the festivals of the midday, etc., you can see the decoration of the customs by Uehara.