Salt foot bath date in Ansan with a water color body check: Jadamin

Looking for a healing date spot in Ansan? Here's my story about Jadamin, where you can enjoy a foot bath and a far-infrared dome session in one go 🩷 If you've been wanting to try a foot bath, please read to the end!

How to get to Jadamin Ansan Bripark, and parking

Jadamin Ansan Bripark sits between Choji Station and Ansan Station, so it's easy to reach by public transport or even on foot. You don't need a car to get here.

No worries if you're driving, either. The Bripark building's parking lot is fairly spacious, and they cover your parking time, so I could visit without any stress.

Inside Jadamin and the foot bath seats

Jadamin is on the 2nd floor of the Bripark building, and a clean, tidy interior greets you the moment you walk in. You can tell at a glance how well the place is kept.

The foot bath area fits 4 people at the same time. It's the perfect size for couples or small groups, and the space is so cozy that I felt myself relax as soon as I stepped in.

How does the salt foot bath at Jadamin work?

The foot bath is a 30-minute session, and it starts with salt added to the foot bath basin. As time passes you can watch the water change color with your own eyes, which was such a fun experience. I tried a foot bath for the first time on a trip last year and loved it, so I had high expectations this time too, and it didn't disappoint.

Checking your body condition by water color

After the foot bath, a staff member reads your body condition from the color of the water. Most young people apparently get a dark brown, which they said is linked to inflammation or eating habits. My boyfriend hurt his back muscles playing soccer recently, and orange showed up in the sediment, which was amazing and made it feel quite credible. It's not 100% accurate, but as an experience it was really interesting and meaningful.

Foot bath price and the tea that comes with it

During the foot bath they also served bamboo shoot tea (haejuksun-cha) and tomatoes, so the healing just happens automatically 🩷 The foot bath is ₩10,000 for 30 minutes, which is great value too.

How was the far-infrared dome at Jadamin?

For the far-infrared dome, you fully undress and spend 30 minutes inside the dome. The foot bath was so comfortable that I considered extending it, but then I heard about the dome and decided to try it right after. I used to think this kind of thing was just like a sauna, but once I got in, the feeling of my whole body warming up evenly was completely different.

Inside the dome, sweat gradually started coming out all over my body. When I came out, I definitely felt lighter and refreshed. I remembered how I suffer from cold hands and feet every winter, and I couldn't help thinking it would be really good to go regularly.

Good to know before the far-infrared dome

• Take off your makeup before the session
• You may still be sweaty afterward, so wear comfortable clothes

They say it can bring various benefits like capillary dilation, autonomic nerve relaxation and calming nervous tension, so a prepaid multi-session pass for regular visits sounds like a good idea.

Is Jadamin Ansan Bripark a good healing date in Ansan?

I strongly recommend Jadamin Ansan Bripark as a healing date spot in Ansan where you can enjoy a foot bath and a far-infrared dome session together. With its clean interior, kind service and great value, there was nothing to complain about. If you're thinking about an Ansan foot bath or a healing date, I'd say definitely visit Jadamin 🩷