With a retro feel to it, Sekaiyu is the epitome of a typical “sento”, or public bath. There is a watch seat with an attendant, often replaced by a reception …

Ginzayu is located right by Takaracho station on the Toei Asakusa Line. It is also near Kyobashi station and Ginza-Icchome station, and has great accessibility.

Kairyoyu is a long established public bath, marking its 100th anniversary in 2016. Its excellent location, ten-minute walk from Ebisu station, twelve-minute …

“Shibuya Sasatsuka Onsen Sakaeyu” is just a few minutes from Sasatsuka station. It is a natural hot spring in the middle of a tranquil neighborhood.

Rokugo Onsen is located in Ota-ku, Tokyo and it wears an old-fashioned atmosphere. The facility utilizes the Kuroyu (black water) and you will be surprised t…

Kusatsu-yu is located in Ota-ku, Tokyo and it still has the old Japanese style. You can try 6 different baths and they rent you a kit at 100 yen, which conta…

This Asakusa Rox Matsuri-yu is famous of its view that shows Tokyo Sky Tree Tower. You can enjoy 11 different kinds of baths and 3 saunas.

Sakura-kan is famous for its view where you can take bath while watching the moon. It is located in Ikegami, Ota-ku. It was renewed just about 10 years ago.

Oyata onsen Myoujin-no-yu is a perfect place to enjoy the atmosphere of a typical Japanese public bath. It is located in Adachi-ku, Tokyo. ‘Yakushi-no-yu (Me…

Ohgai Onsen is the first natural hot spring in Tokyo to be approved officially. The Suigetsu hotel Ohgai-sou is said to be the famous in connection with a gr…