Hello, this is a cotton that I like public bath.
In addition to Kinharuyu
-san introduced earlier, there is another public bath in Ginza.
Today, I would like to introduce Ginza Yu in Ginza 1-chome.
The location is near Kyobashi on Ginza Chuo-dori, and if you walk about 100 meters toward Showa-dori at the Ginza-dori Exit 
intersection, you will find a park on the left. It's on the left and right in front of the viaduct of the highway that passes through the park, turns left at the next intersection and runs 
forward.
After passing through the curtain dyed with Ginza-yu on a dark blue background, the right is ladies' bath. The left is men's bath.
The door of the clog box is transparent and the shoes inside can be seen through. You can see the location of your shoes right away.
When I opened the door, there was a guard stand beside the entrance, and the woman's husband shouted, "Welcome." You will pay the bath fee here. It seems that it was renewed in 2013, but I'm glad that there is a watch. It has a different taste than a super public bath.
And the first impression of the dressing room based on white is 
clean = 
cleanliness. You can see that they are cleaning carefully.
Also, since the height of the 70 lockers 
is up to the waist, you can see the entire dressing room and feel wide. It's great for women with lots of luggage because they can put clothes
on the locker and change clothes. In addition, both the shoebox and the locker 
are the keys that do not require coins, so you don't have any coins.
Let's go to the bathroom.
This is also based on white, and there is a bright window on the wall. In public baths in the city surrounded by buildings, the number of places where natural light 
comes in has decreased. The next door is built taking advantage of the location of expressways and parks.
And a mosaic painting on the bathtub I had
.
The women's bath is the fireworks of the Sumida River
men's bath is a view of Ginza 4-chome
The bathtub is a little deep and a bathtub with a jet bath. The temperature ranges from 40 to 41 degrees.
The hot water that you enter while watching the mosaic picture is just the right amount of water that I like.
A large ventilation fan is fully rotated
on the bathtub, and fresh air enters the bathroom.
Thanks to this ventilation fan, you can take a bath slowly without climbing like an open-air bath even indoors.
And the most worrisome thing was that there was a single high chair near the entrance apart from the low chair common in public baths.
When I asked my husband, "Please use it. We provide services so that elderly people can enter comfortably. ".
I think this is a very important thing.
I think there are many elderly people living alone who say, "It's hard to clean the bath alone and a public bath is better." But I often hear voices saying that it is difficult to enter unlike a bath at home. With such a little care, it will be easier to use.
In addition, Ginza Yu seems to have many foreign customers besides elderly customers.
There are many different countries, and there are many customers outside English-speaking countries.
"The words are somehow good. I explain how to use the bath with gestures. "He answered brightly.
Ginza Yu doesn't have any special indications either sauna or cold water bath, but she has a clean bath and meticulous care.
It was such a public bath that I wanted to go again.
Ginza Yu 1-12-2 Ginza, Chuo-ku
Business hours 15:00-23:00 Holidays: Sunday and public holidays
Bath: Adults ¥ 460 Elementary school students ¥ 180 Preschool children ¥ 80
Body soap shampoo: Available (except on the 2nd and 4th Friday of every month)
Dryer: Yes (paid)
A 2-minute walk from Exit A4 of Takaramachi on the Toei Asakusa Line
3-minute walk from Exit 1 of Kyobashi on the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line.
4-minute walk from Exit 10 of Ginza 1-chome on the Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line.
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