The Spa is owned by a old man, who made a promise to hire anyone asking for a position as a worker.
Exterior
The bathhouse is a very grandiose and opulent structure. Built in a traditional Japanese bathhouse style, its color scheme encompasses shades of red, green
Aside from the bridge, waterfall, entrance and side stairs the building has multiple side entrances and back doors that can be used to dump water outside without being seen by customers.
Interior
The Bathhouse is a structure with multiple floors. The floors above ground level are numbered in a special manner that incorporates use of the words "天", literally meaning "heaven" and "地", literally meaning "ground". The Bathhouse does have working one-way elevators that travel to all floors by the pull of a lever.The workers are also assigned to quarters in the bathhouse (most likely separated by male and female divisions) though it is unknown which floor of The Bathhouse they sleep in.
Boiler Room
Located below ground (but can be accessed by side stairs jutting outside the exterior of The Bathhouse) the Boiler Room is home to Kamajii the demon. Most of the room is taken up by an imposing furnace. Its walls are lined with drawers containing herbs that Kamajii memorizes in order to send herbal water up to the baths. The rest of the space is largely empty, save for a large wooden structure that acts as Kamajii's bed and workplace.
Dining Level
The second floor (二天 niten, lit. second heaven) is dedicated to traditional Japanese tatami matted dining rooms for customers. It is long hallway with rooms separated by rice paper wooden doors line the second floor. This level is quite popular with customers, with its five star meals.
Office Level
The top floor (天 ten, lit. heaven) is home to the managers office. It is an opulently built, largely unoccupied space lined with expensive vases accentuated by intricate architecture.. Multiple large wooden doors block the path to to office, followed by many twisting hallways. This f top floor can also be accessed by a long spiraling set of stone stairs.
.