Kita-ku — It’s in the mountains north of Kobe. It took an hour and a half to get there. There was snow and a big moon above. We got to sit outside with our tops freezing and our bottoms toasty. Onsens (hot spri...
Sakyō-ku — The guesthouse keeper told how to work the gas stove, showed how to lock the door and where the toilet was but there was no shower or bath. We were told we had to use the public bath only a 10 to 15 m...
Koganei — In the Hanakoganei here “Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum”. Old building reminiscent of the old days of Tokyo has been relocated from all over. Interesting building of public bath building and ...
Onsen
Public Baths
There is a dressing room in a public bath. Scales to measure the weight of the baby was put.
Good old culture of public bath remains in Japan. And functions as a meeting place of the town.