Q&A

Q&A

How cold are the cold baths?

Many are around 15–17 °C, and some are below 10 °C or as cold as 7 °C. Some places have two or more cold baths at different temperatures so you can choose.

Sauna Eagle →

7 °C, 16 °C, 30 °C

The “single cold bath” at Sauna Eagle is 7 °C and 120 cm deep.

The “double cold bath” is 16 °C, and the “silky cold bath” is 30 °C with fine bubbles.

7 °C, 16 °C, 30 °C

Sauna & Hotel Karumaru Ikebukuro →

From below 10 °C to 33 °C

At Karumaru Ikebukuro, the “Thunder Tornado” is below about 10 °C and the “Acrylic Avant” about 14 °C.

There is also “Yasuragi” at about 25 °C and “Shoten” at about 33 °C.

From below 10 °C to 33 °C
From below 10 °C to 33 °C

Sky Spa YOKOHAMA →

15 °C for men, 17 °C for women

The cold baths at Sky Spa YOKOHAMA are kept at about 15 °C on the men's side and about 17 °C on the women's side.

The 14th floor has a rest space with a bay view.

15 °C for men, 17 °C for women

Noboribetsu Manseikaku (sauna) →

River water with no chiller

The river-water cold bath at Noboribetsu Manseikaku is 13–15 °C and uses no chiller.

The spring-water cold bath is hot spring water cooled to 17–19 °C.

River water with no chiller

Yunokawa Onsen Hanabishi Hotel (löyly sauna) →

An outdoor cold bath that changes with the season

The cold bath at Hanabishi Hotel is outdoors, and its temperature changes with the season.

It is 18–21 °C in spring and 14–17 °C in autumn.

An outdoor cold bath that changes with the season

What is a chiller?

A machine that cools water and keeps it at a set temperature.

Some cold baths use groundwater or river water as it is, without a chiller.

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