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  • P
    08:53 March 7, 2025
    I arrived around 10pm, thinking it would be more exciting later in the day.
    I took the MRT ⇨ bus ⇨ on foot.
    I got off the bus and walked downhill.
    On the way there, a big black dog came up to us.
    It was dark and raining, and I was afraid of being attacked. We managed to get there and paid 250 NT in cash (cash only), and the lady at the front desk kindly explained everything to us (I was more scared of the dog, so how kind I felt).
    Now, let's go into Building 1 from here! Let's go into Building No. 1 from here!
    I gave the ticket I got from the attendant to the man in front of the men's bath.
    I gave the ticket to the man in front of the men's bath and went in.
    However, it was past 10:00 p.m., and the young people were leaving.
    Because there are not so many buses at this time of the day, people without cars or motorcycles were leaving,
    I made a mistake. But there are still people. Let's enjoy each other's company," I told myself, and went inside.
    And then, the biggest shock happened.
    As of March 6, 2025, the steam sauna was out of order and off-limits.
    I wandered around for my life. But there were several baths.
    All of them were open-air, sulfuric hot springs, and most importantly, I was blessed to see a number of Taiwanese chubby boys.
    The hot spring itself was good, so I would like to go back again.
    By the way, the bus on the way back was not on time, and the bus I was counting on was out of service, and a black dog came to the bus stop at Xingyi Rd. 4 again. I was so scared that I ran away to Xingyi Rd. 3 and took the bus back at around 23:15.
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  • K
    15:44 February 22, 2025
    It is easily accessible from Taipei by bus or MRT.
    It was around 8pm on a Friday and we got in without a wait to enter. I think there were roughly 3-40 people there. There were more than 10 people in the steam sauna, which was probably what everyone was looking for, and some were giving blowjobs and others were being treated.
    The age range was from 20's to 60's.
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  • KEN MIYAMOTO
    20:28 February 19, 2025
    I CAME HERE ENJOY ONSEN VERY VERY MUCH..SOMEIS GAY SOME IS NOT GAY
    I LOVE OLDER GAY IN TAIWAN
    I LOVE TAIWAN GAY VERY VERY MUCH
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  • 風来坊K
    16:45 January 11, 2025
    1 building, Thursday, 2:00-3:00 p.m. stay

    About 30-40 people
    About 10 friends

    Next time I will enter at night when it is more crowded!
    The view is nice and relaxing!
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  • 化け猫娘。
    23:40 December 28, 2024
    I went to the first building around 8pm on a weekday. It was so crowded that it seemed almost 100% union members. I could only do a little bit of steam tinkling with each other, but I enjoyed holding various rods. Towels and drinks can be placed on the shelf in the bathroom. Lockers cost 20 yuan. Bring your own towel and change. The admission fee is NT$250, but you can get one admission ticket for every NT$400 if you eat at the restaurant at the reception desk.
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  • だいすけ
    23:25 December 25, 2024
    It costs $250 just to use the hot spring. The porridge is famous and there were many people eating it. The hot spring water is a cloudy white water with a slightly sour taste. There is an abundance of hot spring water, and there are baths of various temperatures. I was there on a weekday from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. There were many people there. There were many people there. I think most of them were gay people. There are guards and posters so you can't touch each other in the bathtubs, but in the steam room they were rubbing each other in the back. The steam was too hot to stay in for long, but everyone seemed to be doing their best by taking a cold shower or something. There were young people and old people, but all of them were cock lovers. (Laughs) I was also squeezed by about three guys. Some were bold enough to suck cock, and there were multiple of them, so it was a feast for the eyes. It is better to take water so that you don't collapse from the heat. It was a precious time that I could not experience in Japan. It warms you up so much.
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  • BigMike
    20:28 December 12, 2024
    We went on the afternoon of November 30.
    We were with a friend and her family (husband and 3 children), so there was nothing special, but there was an admission restriction and we had to wait 2-30 minutes before we could enter.
    Probably, but most of the people visiting had a "fellowship" atmosphere and were Asian (local?). There were many Asian (local?) people, but I also saw many Westerners. The age range was varied, but I got the impression that the relatively young people were physically fit.

    I saw some people touching each other in the bathtub, but the main focus seemed to be the steam sauna.

    Unfortunately, we could not enter the sauna because we were with our children, but there were quite frequent comings and goings.
    Also, when we left, there were less than 30 people outside waiting for their lockers to be vacated.

    I had visited five years ago, and I had the impression that the number of visitors and the atmosphere of "friends" had doubled compared to that time. I would like to go alone this time!

    As a side note, the rice gruel here is famous and very tasty.
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  • BAN
    19:26 November 1, 2024
    I went for the first time on Friday, 11/1, around 3pm.
    There were a few people from here and there.
    As soon as I soaked myself in the hot water, a white guy came next to me and touched me.
    Gradually more and more people came and more people looked like us.
    In the steam sauna, there were a lot of people asking me how I was doing, and I was able to have a light time with one of them.
    There were many people who were working out, many people who had paipan, and there were people with big cocks and big paipan, so it was fun to watch them.
    I wanted to experience what happens late in the day, but I left at 18:00 because I was afraid I would get a little tipsy.
    It was nice to be able to enjoy just the pure bath and do something light.
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  • 関西デブ
    11:58 October 28, 2024
    On October 26, I watched the parade and went straight there. There was already a waiting list at 5:00 p.m. due to the closure of the Kawayu. However, I was able to use the mist until around 19:00. But the store seemed to prohibit its use only during the peak hours (19:00 to 01:00) when the gay crowd gathers. In conclusion, I'll visit this onsen early or late at night next year.
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  • Hero
    15:35 May 13, 2024
    I went on Saturday, May 4, around 1pm. The route was unchanged, but the riverside and bridge were newly paved and easier to walk. It was still a steep slope from the road to the river, and it was quite tough on the way back.
    It was Saturday afternoon and the place was quite crowded. The clientele was over 30 years old, and there were a few grandpas there. The clientele is similar to that of Hanshi. There was almost no atmosphere of having a good time, and everyone was chatting in the bathtub. The steam is too hot for hattens. There are a lot of comings and goings. I wonder if it is different at night. The hot water is very nice, so I think it is okay to just go there purely for the bath.
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