えごた湯
銭湯 - 東京都 中野区
Winter has arrived suddenly in Tokyo, and today I found myself at Shin-Egota Station, a place I had never visited before. I've long admired the work of Imai Kentarou's office, and one of my personal goals is to visit as many of his creations as I can.
Egota-yu doesn't feature an outdoor bath or any particularly unique elements, but its design stands out for its simplicity and sophistication. Despite not being large or luxurious, the space has a grounding, relaxing atmosphere that left a lasting impression on me.
If I were to comment further, I'd mention their sauna. While it's well-designed, it felt extremely dry for my taste. That said, Egota-yu is definitely worth a visit. For fans of Imai Kentarou's work, it's an absolute must-see.
On a side note, there was a child swimming in the carbonated bath, and I couldn't understand why her mother didn't address this behavior. While the bathhouse is meant to be a space for everyone, it's not a place for swimming.
Total Cost: ¥2,090
- Bath ¥550
- Sauna (Including rental bath and face towels) ¥300
- Hair Dryer ¥20*2 ¥40
- Original MOKU towel ¥1,200
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