Himalayan salt saunas in Chiba, Japan
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Spa Resort 菜々の湯
Spa Resort Nana-no-Yu is a bathhouse in Ōkubo, Narashino, on the north-west edge of the Chiba area. Its baths and open-air area offer seven kinds of bath, including stone pot baths, a silky micro-bubble bath and a carbonated bath, and two saunas: a hot-air sauna with stadium-style löyly service and a hot salt sauna with auto löyly on the hour. Entry is 1,000 yen on weekdays and 1,100 yen at weekends. It is open every day 9:00–25:00, last entry 24:00.
spa resort 蘭々の湯
Spa Resort Rara-no-Yu is a hot-spring bathhouse in Sonnō-chō, Inage Ward, near the Anagawa interchange. Its outdoor baths use an iodine-rich salt spring drawn from 1,000 m down, and it has a high-temperature sauna and a salt sauna, both with löyly sessions, plus a cold bath, cave bath, pot baths and a carbonated bath. Entry is 1,000 yen on weekdays and 1,100 yen at weekends. It opens daily 9:00–25:00, with early bathing from 7:00 at weekends and on holidays.
市原温泉 湯楽の里
Ichihara Onsen Yura-no-Sato is a hot-spring bathhouse in Furuichiba, Ichihara, just south of Chiba city. Its spring, which rose from 1,500 m down in 2007, feeds outdoor baths, and the bathhouse has an auto-löyly sauna that releases steam every 30 minutes from 9:30 to 24:00, a cold bath, a low-temperature steam sauna on the men's side and a salt sauna on the women's side, plus a carbonated bath and a rock-sauna room.
湯の郷ほのか 千葉蘇我店
Yu-no-Sato Honoka Soga is a large bathhouse in the Festival Walk Soga complex by Chiba harbour, reached by free shuttle bus from JR Soga station. Each side has a 92°C dry sauna seating up to 30, a barrel sauna on the third-floor open-air deck looking over Tokyo Bay, and a cold bath; the women's side adds a 58°C salt sauna. Löyly sessions run in the hot saunas. It is open around the clock from 10:00 to 9:00 the next morning, with the dry sauna closed 2:00–5:00.
アパホテル＆リゾート〈東京ベイ幕張〉
APA Hotel & Resort Tokyo Bay Makuhari, by Makuhari Messe in Hibino, Mihama Ward, has three large bathhouses with 48 baths between them. The women-only Wakamurasaki bath has a rock-salt-brick dry sauna and a steam sauna alongside its open-air baths. Guests bathe free; non-guests can book the Yuttari day plan, from 4,000 yen with lunch and a day-use room, which gives access to the bathhouses.