Saunas in Toyama, Japan
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Sauna Talo Toyama
Sauna Talo Toyama is a public bathhouse in Awashima with two sauna styles: a roughly 70°C Pieni cabin for self löyly and a roughly 90°C dry sauna. Its cold bath uses flowing groundwater, and both bathing areas have indoor and outdoor resting seats. Admission is sold at the front desk; the bath opens from early morning until midnight.
いなり鉱泉
Inari Kosen runs a public bath in Inari Motomachi alongside its lodging business. The alternating A and B bathing rooms include a far-infrared or Karustone sauna, while both share a cold bath, carbonated outdoor bath, jet bath and medicinal bath. Day visitors pay the regular bath admission; overnight guests receive bath access with their stay.
スパ・アルプス
Spa Alps is a public sauna and bathing centre in Toyama’s Yamamuro district. Its Rocky sauna has automatic löyly, and the baths include a natural-water cold plunge drawn from the Northern Alps watershed. Day visitors can also use the on-site restaurant and rest areas; capsule accommodation is a separate option.
プラ座ゆ
Purazayu is a neighbourhood sento on the third floor of My Plaza in Horikawa. The bathhouse sells public admission and a separate sauna ticket, so guests can choose the heat as an add-on to their regular bath. Its website also describes a cold bath for cooling after sauna use. It is generally open from noon until 10:30 p.m. except around New Year.
高原鉱泉
Takahara Kosen is a neighbourhood sento in Takayashiki that heats well water from an 80-metre bore with a traditional wood-fired boiler. The bathhouse advertises a sauna alongside its daily changing baths and has served the area since 1957. Its own site carries current social updates; the prefectural bathhouse association lists its address and regular hours.
満天の湯 富山店
Manten no Yu Toyama is a public bath centre beside Fujikoshi Station. Its seven-level tower sauna is joined by a salt steam sauna or herbal mist sauna, with the latter two alternating between the men’s and women’s bathing areas by day. A charcoal-filtered cold bath, outdoor rock bath and other pools provide cooling and bathing options after the heat.