Sento saunas in Sakai, Japan

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フォーユー

フォーユー

For You is a sento in Higashi-Mikunigaoka-cho, Kita ward, about 13 minutes' walk from Sakaishi station, which names its cold bath as its main draw for hot and cold alternation. Both sides have a dry sauna, entered wrapped in a rental bath towel for a 100 yen sauna fee, and there is an open-air bath, hot and lukewarm baths and a sitting bath. Open 14:30 to 22:00, closed on Fridays; adult entry is 600 yen.

Saunas: 2
Types: Finnish
初芝温泉

初芝温泉

Hatsushiba Onsen is a sento in Hiokiso-kita-machi, Higashi ward, about ten minutes' walk from Hatsushiba station, whose water is heated by burning timber. It has both a dry and a wet sauna and a cold bath. The men's sauna runs all day; the women's sauna runs until 18:00, and after that only by telephone reservation. Closed on Mondays and Fridays; opening hours are not published, so check by phone before visiting.

Saunas: 2
Types: Finnish, Steam
堺新温泉

堺新温泉

Sakai Shin Onsen is a sento in Kaicho-nishi, Sakai ward, ten minutes' walk from Nankai Sakai station and seven from the Hankai tram stop at Shukuin. Its sauna is a wet, lower-temperature type, listed at around 60 to 70°C, alongside a cold bath, an open-air bath and electric and jet baths. Open 14:00 to 23:00, closed on Wednesdays; adult entry is 600 yen.

Saunas: 1
Types: Steam
安井温泉

安井温泉

Yasui Onsen is a sento in Naka-Yasui-cho, Sakai ward, founded about 65 years ago and heated from natural groundwater, which the owners say gives soft water that warms well. It has both a dry and a wet sauna, a cold bath, a radon bath and electric and jet baths, with mosaic tile pictures in the bath hall. Open 14:00 to 23:00, closed on Mondays; adult entry is 600 yen. Kofun mounds and Sakai knife shops are nearby.

Saunas: 2
Types: Finnish, Steam
旭湯

旭湯

Asahi-yu is a sento in Hiokiso-nishi-machi, Higashi ward, five minutes' walk from Hatsushiba station on the Nankai Koya line. It has two bath halls, Mori no Yu and Hana no Yu, which swap between men and women on odd and even days; both have a dry sauna and a cold bath, and Mori no Yu adds an open-air bath. There are also radon and herbal baths and a coin laundry. Open 15:00 to 23:00, closed on Wednesdays; adult entry is 600 yen.

Saunas: 2
Types: Finnish
湊潮湯

湊潮湯

Minato Shio-yu, also signed Iso no Kaori, is a neighbourhood sento on Dejima-kaigan-dori, two minutes' walk from Minato station on the Nankai line, whose name refers to its salty sea-style bath water. Facilities listed by the Osaka bathhouse association include a dry sauna, a cold bath, a carbonated bath and an open-air bath, plus a rest room and free parking. Open 15:00 to 22:00, closed on Wednesdays; adult entry is 600 yen.

Saunas: 1
Types: Finnish
金岡温泉

金岡温泉

Kanaoka Onsen is a small sento in Kita-Nagao-cho, Kita ward, one or two minutes' walk from JR Sakaishi station. It has a dry sauna, a cold bath, electric, jet and sleeping baths and a garden, with a bandai counter at the entrance in the traditional style. Open 13:00 to 21:00, closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays; adult entry is 600 yen.

Saunas: 1
Types: Finnish

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