NGO Bath House
Jul 7, 2013, 1:57 pm
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NGO Bath House
I will be transiting through NGO soon on a trip to MNL on business. Looks like I will have a 2 hour layover so wanted to ask if it is possible to visit the bath house since the lounges do not offer shower facilities within my layover time? Thanks
Jul 7, 2013, 2:48 pm
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It looks like you need to clear immigration if I've read it correctly (others may know for sure) - I would think clearing and then re-entering security in 2 hours could vary depending on time of day.
It looks like you need to clear immigration if I've read it correctly (others may know for sure) - I would think clearing and then re-entering security in 2 hours could vary depending on time of day.
Jul 10, 2013, 2:54 am
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The baths in Nagoya are landside and very nice, well worth a visit as you can have a very relaxing bath, and as an added bonus, you get a great view of the ramp from the bath and outside terrace, and yes, don't worry, the airplanes don't get a good view of you 
That said, visiting them on 2 hour layover seems like a stretch. You have to clear both immigration and security, and by the time you go to the bath, do the whole strip/wash/dip/get dressed routine, you would be cutting it awfully close.
As a side note, CTS also has a very nice bath house within the airport, while FUK has one right outside of the domestic terminal building.
That said, visiting them on 2 hour layover seems like a stretch. You have to clear both immigration and security, and by the time you go to the bath, do the whole strip/wash/dip/get dressed routine, you would be cutting it awfully close.
As a side note, CTS also has a very nice bath house within the airport, while FUK has one right outside of the domestic terminal building.