末広湯

No so many people, 4 baths (1 of which is cold) + steam room. Cheap and lovely place

The owner wasn’t very polite—maybe because I’m a foreigner. Each shoe box has a number, and you're expected to place your shoes in the corresponding box. When I was about to leave, I couldn’t find my shoes; they weren’t in the box with the number that matched my key. The owner just looked at me and shook his head without offering any help. I wasn’t sure if I was even allowed to search for them myself, but I had no choice. Eventually, I found my shoes in a different box. When I placed them on the floor to put them on, the owner suddenly yelled, “Hey! Shoes!” You only needed to remind me—there was no need to shout."

visited this ofuro three times during a trip. mix of foreigners and locals on the weekend, weekdays were almost all local. the bath felt full with ~12 attendees - steam bath is max 2 at a time, cold bath felt full with 3 people. the boss is, rightfully, stern about the rules (shoes, washing after sauna etc) so i encourage all foreigners to learn etiquette of the ofuro before coming to this space. there is no english so please come prepared. once in the space, the baths are well maintained and amenities were exactly what i hoped for. excellent value, will visit again next time i’m around nipponbashi

Quite a nice sento, small and old, located near Dotonbori. The entrance fee is 600 yen for adults, or 780 yen if you want the towel set. There’s no shampoo or body soap provided, but you can buy some at the reception. One strange thing though—an old man was using his phone inside, and nobody said anything about it 🤨🤨

We had a nice visit here. The bath was really nice and the whole establishment was pretty standard. The front desk ladies were nice. There is a ticket machine to order supplies for your bath. I recommend the 手ぶらセット. You get 2 towels, a small shampoo and conditioner. The only thing that could be improved here is the hair dryer. There was a seat with a plastic helmet type device that dries your hair, but it sort of just knotted our hair. But it was very cheap (20yen for maybe 2 minutes). They didn't speak English, so if you can't order your supplies in Japanese you may have a hard time.