After getting poka-poka from the enzyme bath, head to the café inside the facility. Here, you will find a variety of specially made enzyme drinks and vegetable dishes that will relax both your body and mind.

If milk is the standard after a bath, then an enzyme drink is the standard after an enzyme bath! So this time, we had an enzyme drink and the recommended ginger ale~!

What is it? I feel like I'm doing nothing but good things for my body. My body is warm, my mind is warm, and I am ready for a good night's sleep right now, and a nourishing enzyme drink. The enzyme drink we received was made from fermented oranges and grapes. It was mixed with sweet fruit syrup and soda water. It was so sweet and refreshing that I drank it in gulps. The ginger ale was very refreshing with a hint of ginger! They say you can add more syrup if it is not sweet enough.

By the way, the café is open to those who do not take enzyme baths, so feel free to stop by.

Enzyme baths have a variety of positive effects, but some people may experience symptoms such as eczema, redness, or close proximity to the toilet in response to toxins released from the body, which is called a "turnaround reaction. However, since the body is beginning to expel the toxins, it is better to keep coming back to the baths.

Also, because the enzyme baths are pasteurized, bacteria harmful to humans are killed and cannot multiply. After a person enters the bath, the bacteria are decomposed in about 40 minutes, and by the time the next guest enters, sterilization is complete, so don't worry!

I felt refreshed by the sweat and my body was poka-poka! Even after returning home, my body continued to feel warm. For those who want to take the first step toward a healthier lifestyle, why not try an enzyme bath?