Part of the renovation of this historically tough neighborhood in Osaka, this supersento is on the second floor of a supermarket and marketplace building. I wasn't sure what to expect when walking along the Nankai tracks through warehouses and old row houses. What I found was a newly remodeled commercial food market with this sento build on top.

The stairs, the signs outside, and design of the building was all very well done. Inside I was also pleasantly surprised. Lots of open floor space in the lobby. There's a big restaurant, a ganbanyoku (Korean-style heated stone resting area), and, of course a bathing area with a wide rotenburo.

The inside baths are well built with good basic yet clean feeling tile work. The jet bath maze was one of the largest I've seen. Outside the rotenburo is more like a covered gazebo. This is most likely due to it's closeness to residential towers and the an elevated freeway. So there's no great view of the outside or sky, but the plants make up for it and provide a great atmosphere. This is also a great place for people who like their baths bubbling. They have a large carbonated bath outside and a microbubble bath inside.

No natural hot spring, but the location, cleanness, selection of baths, and atmosphere all make up for it.