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If there were a survey and asked what would be the most favorite pastime to do in Japan, most people would say onsen or some would say sento.  To start, there are actually two types of bath houses in Tokyo and all throughout Japan, that is onsen and sento – although there’s an obvious similarity between the two and that is they’re both hot water bath and as usual visitors must adhere to certain rules of etiquette – however there is a significant difference between the two: onsen are filled with natural volcanic spring water, known for its rich and healing mineral content while sento just simply use heated tap water (although some nowadays do add mineral and infusions to the water).

We all know that Tokyo is actually packed with bath houses, but it would usually take time to find one that suits your needs – just like finding the perfect partner for you is quite hard right?  But worry no more, let me take you to Tokyo’s best onsen spots that will help you find your favorite sport.

Onsen comes in many types and shapes that includes outdoor to indoor baths, it’s either they are publicly owned by the municipality or privately included as part of a hotel on which you can access it.  Traditional onsen were located outdoors, although a number of inns have now built indoor bathing facilities as well.

Etiquette

• Ensuring cleanliness – just like a swimming pool all guests are expected to wash and rinse themselves thoroughly before entering the hot water.  Don’t worry, for your convenience bathing stations are fully equipped with everything that you need.
• Swimsuit – bathers are not normally allowed to wear swimsuits in the bath.  However, some modern onsen with an included water park atmosphere require their guests to wear a swimming suit in their mixed baths.
• Towels – guests generally bring a small towel with them to use as a washcloth.  The towel can also provide a fragment of modesty when walking between the washing area and the baths.  Some onsen allow one to wear the towel into the baths, while others have posted signs prohibiting it.

Top onsen places in Tokyo

1. Tokyo Odaiba Oedo Onsen Monogatari (Tokyo) – The spa is positioned right in the middle of a multipurpose complex just beside the Tokyo Dome – that already has a restaurant, food courts and of course shopping stores.  Just imagine  a natural hot spring that is located in the middle of a city.  For those who are conservative and doesn’t want to join bathing along with the opposite sex, don’t worry men and women have their own onsen spots.  After bathing, set back and relax inside the facility while wearing the very popular Yukata.

Business Hours Saturday ( 11:0 AM ~ 9:0 AM ) Sunday ( 11:0 AM ~ 9:0 AM ) Weekdays ( 11:0 AM ~ 9:0 AM )9 o’clock the next morning [close] Open all year (However, some nights are closed due to maintenance)

Price Adult: 2,480 YEN Children: 1,000 YENWeekends and holidays 2680 yen

Address Oedo Onsen Monogatari Hot Springs Oumi 2-6-3, Koto, Tokyo

Phone (03) 5500-1126

 

2. Bade and Natural Onsen – Toshima-en Niwa-no-Yu (Tokyo) – This onsen was designed by one of Japan’s leading and well-known architect, consist with an indoor and outdoor bath house with a beautiful garden along with the trees that perfectly match the ambiance to enjoy the natural onsen – there’s also a spa, sauna and a dining facilities. Not just that, but the architectural facility of the place is simply superb – well what do you expect from the work of art from one of the leading architect’s of Japan.

Lastly this is an ideal places where adults can relax – since this place doesn’t allow ages that are under junior high school.

Business Hours Saturday ( 10:0 AM ~ 11:0 PM ) Sunday ( 10:0 AM ~ 11:0 PM ) Weekdays ( 10:0 AM ~ 11:0 PM )[close] Open all year (although there are closures due to maintenance)

Price Adult: 2,310 JPYElementary school kids and younger children and children under 12 yrs old are not allowed in the facility. We ask you to show your ID card.

Address 豊島園 庭の湯, 3 Chome-25-1 Koyama Nerima, Tokyo

Phone (03 ) 3990-4126

 

3. Yamato no Yu (Narita) – this type of onsen consists of a remarkable modern exterior – with 8 large and small outdoor baths.  They also serve Japanese cuisine that changes according to the four seasons.  You can really get to experience Japan at it’s fullest in this place.  Not just to enjoy the onsen but also the different food that they offer.  It has a fitness gym – this onsen is a perfect place for  relaxation for adults and all types of age.

Business Hours Saturday ( 10:0 AM ~ 10:0 PM ) Sunday ( 10:0 AM ~ 10:0 PM ) Weekdays ( 10:0 AM ~ 10:0 PM )

Address 1630 Odake Narita, Chiba

Phone (0476) 28-8111

 

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