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For the Victims from Kumamoto Earthquake 2016 (9) FREE Public Bath (As of April 20th 10：30 am)

[FREE Public Bath for the Victims from Kumamoto Earthquake]

Following information is about the public bath for the victims from Kumamoto earthquake.
Information is in order of
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Name of the Public Bath
Phone#
Address
Open Date/hours
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Kiku no yu
096-354-5976
4 Chome-7 Shinmachi, Chūō-ku, Kumamoto-shi, Kumamoto-ken 860-0004 (Map)
Mon.-Fri. Sun 1500-2100

Daifuku yu
096-343-7868
2 Chome-5-28 Tsuboi, Chūō-ku, Kumamoto-shi, Kumamoto-ken 860-0863 (Map)
Mon.-Sun 1300-2300

Taka no yu
096-369-9512
1-46 Sakaemachi Higashi-ku, Kumamoto-shi, Kumamoto-ken 862-0904 (Map)
Tue.-Sun. 1400-2300

Ashihara no yu
096-274-7212
2031-1 Uekimachi Tasoko Kita-ku, Kumamoto-shi, Kumamoto-ken 861-0112(Map)
Mon.-Tue, Thu.-Sun 0900-2200

Matsu no yu
096-274-6115
311 Uekimachi Tasoko, Kita-ku, Kumamoto-shi, Kumamoto-ken 8610112(Map)
Mon.-Sun 0800-2130

Sun Palace Mastuzaka
0968-43-3083
1104 Yamaga, Yamaga-shi, Kumamoto-ken 861-0501(Map)
Mon.-Sun 1100-2230 (*closed for the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the month )

Tamana Family Onsen
0968-74-3888
428 Ryūganji, Tamana-shi, Kumamoto-ken 865-0061(Map)
Mon.-Sun. 1500-2100 (*Please call before you go to this public bath to make sure if they are open for sure.)

Shioyu Center Ebiya
0968-78-0666
3308 Nagasu, Nagasu-machi, Tamana-gun, Kumamoto-ken 869-0123(Map)
0900-2000 Mon.-Sun. (*Close for the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month.)


Original Post:
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銭湯名　　　　住所　　　　　　　　　　　　電話番号　　　　営業時間　　　定休日
菊の湯　　　　熊本市中央区新町4-7-46　　　096-354-5976　　15時～18時　　土曜日
大福湯　　　　熊本市中央区坪井2-5-28　　　096-343-7868　　13時～23時　　なし
たかの湯　　　熊本市東区栄町1-46　　　　　096-369-9512　　14時～23時　　月曜日　（＊１８日は臨時営業）
あしはらの湯　熊本市北区植木町田底2031-1　096-274-7212　　9時～22時　　第3水曜日
松の湯　　　　熊本市北区植木町田底311　　　096-274-6115　　8時～21時30分　なし
サンパレス松坂　山鹿市山鹿1104　　　　　　0968-43-3083　　11時〜22時30分 　第2・4水曜日
玉名ファミリー温泉　玉名市立願寺428　　　0968-74-3888　　　15時～21時　23日まで休みなし
不定休＊事前にお電話を
潮湯センター海老屋　玉名郡長洲町長洲3308　0968-78-0666　　9時～20時　　第2・4火曜日

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