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Fureai Onsen Yata
Fureai Onsen Yata
Japanese Name: ふれ愛温泉矢田Prefecture: OsakaCity: Osaka - Higashi SumiyoshiAddress: 大阪市東住吉区矢田6丁目3-16Access: Yata Station / 矢田駅Type: Sento w/ natural hot springWebpage: http://yata-jinken.com/fureai/Price: Osaka Prefecture Public Bathhouse Association price or cheaper (sauna, if available, may be extra)Holiday: 4th TuesdayHours: 6:00-11:00. 15:30-24:00
ReviewA publicly funded natural hot spring bathhouse that has some really great water. A few large baths including a nice long rotenburo. The staff and other bathers were all very friendly and welcoming. Free small footbath out front. Recommended.
Update Summer 2019: This is a community run hot spring facility. Very municipal but friendly. Hard focus on hot baths here. Better for cold days. Above average spring quality but nothing really special.
Hot Spring DataWell Name: Yamatogawa Yata Onsen - 大和川矢田温泉Spring Type: Chloride spring - 塩化物泉Well Temperature: 45°C
ReviewA publicly funded natural hot spring bathhouse that has some really great water. A few large baths including a nice long rotenburo. The staff and other bathers were all very friendly and welcoming. Free small footbath out front. Recommended.
Update Summer 2019: This is a community run hot spring facility. Very municipal but friendly. Hard focus on hot baths here. Better for cold days. Above average spring quality but nothing really special.
Hot Spring DataWell Name: Yamatogawa Yata Onsen - 大和川矢田温泉Spring Type: Chloride spring - 塩化物泉Well Temperature: 45°C
Komagawa Onsen
Komagawa Onsen
Japanese Name: 駒川温泉Prefecture: OsakaCity: Higashisumiyoshi WardAddress: 〒546-0043 大阪府大阪市東住吉区駒川４丁目１７−１０Access: 5 min from Osaka Metro KomagawaNakano Station or Kintetsu Harinakano Station / 大阪地下鉄 駒川中野駅・近鉄 針中野駅Category: SentoWebpage: https://osaka268.com/sento/%e2%91%b0%e9%a7%92%e5%b7%9d%e6%b8%a9%e6%b3%89/Price: Osaka Prefecture Public Bathhouse Association price or cheaper (sauna, if available, may be extra)Holiday: TuesdayHours: 15:00-23:00
Review: Small sento near the station just off the great shopping street here. This is a tiny place, seemingly popular among the local clientele, so finding a space might be difficult. However, come here for the extra strong electric bath and explore the shopping street nearby.
Visit Date: December 2021
Review: Small sento near the station just off the great shopping street here. This is a tiny place, seemingly popular among the local clientele, so finding a space might be difficult. However, come here for the extra strong electric bath and explore the shopping street nearby.
Visit Date: December 2021
Yata Onsen
Yata Onsen
Japanese Name: 矢田温泉Prefecture: OsakaCity: Higashisumiyoshi WardAddress: 大阪府大阪市東住吉区照ケ丘矢田３丁目３−２９Closest Station: Yata Station / 矢田駅Category: SentoPrice: Osaka Prefecture Public Bathhouse Association price or cheaper (sauna, if available, may be extra)Holiday: SaturdayHours: 15:00-24:00
Review:Nearly in front of Yata Station on the Kintetsu line. I was heading to the public bath with a natural hot spring down the way, but decided to go here instead. Large open changing room. Basic sento layout. Two cold water baths that are connected and the same temperature. Steam bath is nice. Generally very clean with good tile work. Sadly the painted mural has seen better days. Worth a visit if you live in the area.Visit Date: June 2019
Review:Nearly in front of Yata Station on the Kintetsu line. I was heading to the public bath with a natural hot spring down the way, but decided to go here instead. Large open changing room. Basic sento layout. Two cold water baths that are connected and the same temperature. Steam bath is nice. Generally very clean with good tile work. Sadly the painted mural has seen better days. Worth a visit if you live in the area.Visit Date: June 2019
Senjyu Onsen
Senjyu Onsen
Japanese Name: 千寿温泉Prefecture: OsakaCity: Higashisumiyoshi WardAddress: 〒546-0044 大阪府大阪市東住吉区北田辺５丁目９−１３Access: 15min from JR Bishōen or 5min from Osaka Metro Tanabe [JR 美章園・大阪地下鉄 田辺]Category: SentoPrice: Osaka Prefecture Public Bathhouse Association price or cheaper (sauna, if available, may be extra)Holiday: MondayHours: 13:30-23:00
Review: Marble, lots of white marble! It looked like what the Caesar’s Palace sento would look like if there was such a thing. Good herbal bath and cold water. Lots of space. Quirky long rectangular outdoor bath with a weak electric on one side and a waterfall bath on the other. Lots of younger people when I visited. Nice to see it well loved by the locals—young and old. Recommended if you are in the area. Visit Date: September 2021
Review: Marble, lots of white marble! It looked like what the Caesar’s Palace sento would look like if there was such a thing. Good herbal bath and cold water. Lots of space. Quirky long rectangular outdoor bath with a weak electric on one side and a waterfall bath on the other. Lots of younger people when I visited. Nice to see it well loved by the locals—young and old. Recommended if you are in the area. Visit Date: September 2021
Tsurugaoka Onsen
Tsurugaoka Onsen
Japanese Name: つるが丘温泉Prefecture: OsakaCity: Higashisumiyoshi WardAddress: 〒546-0035 大阪府大阪市東住吉区山坂５丁目４−１３Access: 5min from JR West Tsurugaoka Station / JR西日本 鶴ヶ丘駅Category: SentoWebpage: https://osaka268.com/sento/%E3%81%A4%E3%82%8B%E3%81%8C%E4%B8%98%E6%B8%A9%E6%B3%89/Price: Osaka Prefecture Public Bathhouse Association price or cheaper (sauna, if available, may be extra)Holiday: FridayHours: 15:00-23:00
Review: Big glass entrance like other sento in the south Osaka area. Lots of plants too! The changing room is somewhat small in comparison to the large bath area. Good selection of baths with a fantastic steam sauna. The bath was a bit cooler outside, but that might have been due to the winter weather that day. There is a dry sauna here (¥200), and while dark looking, it is usable. Locals seemed surprised to see a non-Japanese guy here, but no bad vibes. Baths are filled with treated soft water that feels great as always. You can also fill water bottles with the treated water for drinking in the lobby.
Visit Date: December 2021
Review: Big glass entrance like other sento in the south Osaka area. Lots of plants too! The changing room is somewhat small in comparison to the large bath area. Good selection of baths with a fantastic steam sauna. The bath was a bit cooler outside, but that might have been due to the winter weather that day. There is a dry sauna here (¥200), and while dark looking, it is usable. Locals seemed surprised to see a non-Japanese guy here, but no bad vibes. Baths are filled with treated soft water that feels great as always. You can also fill water bottles with the treated water for drinking in the lobby.
Visit Date: December 2021
*Closed* Tanabe Onsen
*Closed* Tanabe Onsen
Japanese Name: 田辺温泉Prefecture: OsakaCity: Osaka - Higashi SumiyoshiAddress: 大阪府大阪市東住吉区田辺１-５-１３Type: Sento (with Hot Spring)
*Closed* This was a lovely onsen. I'm glad I was able to go here before it closed down. Judging by comments on the onsen.nifty.com site it seems that Tanabe Onsen closed sometime between January and March of 2009.
Review:Next to a subway station in a sleepy residential Osaka neighborhood this onsen has a family feel. It seemed that everyone there knew each other. The staff was constantly chatting with the customers and visa versa. One might think this is a good thing but, this can be unsettling as the other customers were rather watchful of a new, strange, and foreign guest. That combined with the architecture, baths, and tiles gave it an Osaka feel. The bathing area is done in the same glass framed by stainless steel style that the entry way is. In the baths the seats are built into the ground and made of tile, unlike the more common movable plastic ones. The water has a slight greenish brown tint that’s emphasized by the colors of the tiles. This onsen runs hot and leaves you radiating heat. Something in the mineral composition of the water and the design of the tubs here lead me to be made it easy for my body to absorb the heat faster and more completely than at other places. This onsen has an emphasis on radon baths, something I think is common among older Osaka sentos, and is the first onsen I’ve featured that has a radon bath. In this case the radon is added to the water and is not naturally occurring in the water. Radon is thought to be beneficial to your health, but it is radioactive and is a carcinogen, and as such should be approached with caution. Personally I like it, but I’m well aware of the danger and there’s no real immediately notable feel to the bath compared to another bath in the onsen. Also be aware that children aren’t allowed in any radon bath or sauna. Also be aware the second floor with the radon sauna and rotenburo gensen bath is accessible only if you pay an extra 240 yen. They will give you a plastic tile on a string which you wear around your neck to show that you’ve paid the fee.
Hot Spring DataType: Chloride spring - 塩化物泉pH: 7.1Type: Neutral - 中性Well Temperature: 53.4°C Type: Extra hot spring - 高温泉Osmotic Pressure: High - 高張性
*Closed* This was a lovely onsen. I'm glad I was able to go here before it closed down. Judging by comments on the onsen.nifty.com site it seems that Tanabe Onsen closed sometime between January and March of 2009.
Review:Next to a subway station in a sleepy residential Osaka neighborhood this onsen has a family feel. It seemed that everyone there knew each other. The staff was constantly chatting with the customers and visa versa. One might think this is a good thing but, this can be unsettling as the other customers were rather watchful of a new, strange, and foreign guest. That combined with the architecture, baths, and tiles gave it an Osaka feel. The bathing area is done in the same glass framed by stainless steel style that the entry way is. In the baths the seats are built into the ground and made of tile, unlike the more common movable plastic ones. The water has a slight greenish brown tint that’s emphasized by the colors of the tiles. This onsen runs hot and leaves you radiating heat. Something in the mineral composition of the water and the design of the tubs here lead me to be made it easy for my body to absorb the heat faster and more completely than at other places. This onsen has an emphasis on radon baths, something I think is common among older Osaka sentos, and is the first onsen I’ve featured that has a radon bath. In this case the radon is added to the water and is not naturally occurring in the water. Radon is thought to be beneficial to your health, but it is radioactive and is a carcinogen, and as such should be approached with caution. Personally I like it, but I’m well aware of the danger and there’s no real immediately notable feel to the bath compared to another bath in the onsen. Also be aware that children aren’t allowed in any radon bath or sauna. Also be aware the second floor with the radon sauna and rotenburo gensen bath is accessible only if you pay an extra 240 yen. They will give you a plastic tile on a string which you wear around your neck to show that you’ve paid the fee.
Hot Spring DataType: Chloride spring - 塩化物泉pH: 7.1Type: Neutral - 中性Well Temperature: 53.4°C Type: Extra hot spring - 高温泉Osmotic Pressure: High - 高張性
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