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Onsen and baths in Edogawa City
28 baths — 27 admit day visitors, 7 have an outdoor bath, 1 run free-flowing spring water. Every fact below carries how many visitors said it.
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Yudokoro Kasai
Day visitorsYes
TattoosNot allowed
Price¥1,100
Otome-yu
Day visitorsYes
TattoosAllowed
Price¥550
Eastland
Day visitorsYes
TattoosAllowed
Price¥550
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Every bath in Edogawa City
Yudokoro Kasai
¥1,100 · Day visitors: Yes · Outdoor bath: Yes
Yudokoro Kasai is a large Tokyo super sento with several indoor and outdoor baths and two saunas, popular and often crowded, that bans same-day re-entry and has seen recent price increases, including a special Obon surcharge.
Otome-yu
¥550 · Day visitors: Yes · Outdoor bath: Yes
Otome-yu is a neighborhood sento in Edogawa with natural black (kokuyu) hot and cold baths, an outdoor rotenburo, hinoki tub, jet baths and a separate-fee sauna; tattoos are reportedly allowed.
Eastland
¥550 · Day visitors: Yes · Outdoor bath: Yes
Eastland is a modern sentō (public bathhouse) in Edogawa Ward with soft-water indoor and outdoor baths, a cold plunge, and a separately paid sauna; tattoos are permitted, and adult admission is 550 yen.
Akebono-yu
¥550 · Day visitors: Yes · Outdoor bath: Yes
Akebono-yu was a historic Tokyo natural hot-spring sento (closed December 2024) with indoor and outdoor baths on two floors, a paid sauna, and reported presence of tattooed bathers despite a posted ban sign.
Shōraku-no-yu
Day visitors: Yes · Outdoor bath: Yes
Shōraku-no-yu is a neighborhood sento (public bathhouse) near Shinozaki Station with several indoor and outdoor tubs; note that its sauna permanently closed in March 2026 and tattoos have been reported as allowed.
Tsurunoyu
¥550 · Day visitors: Yes · Outdoor bath: Yes
Tsurunoyu is a neighborhood black-water (kuroyu) natural hot-spring sento near Funabori Station with indoor and outdoor baths, an electric bath, sauna and cold plunge; tattoos are openly welcomed here, unlike most Tokyo sento.
Tomonoyu
¥550 · Day visitors: Yes
Tomonoyu is a traditional neighborhood sento (public bath) in Koiwa, Tokyo, known for very soft, slippery water and an extremely hot steam sauna, with many posted house rules and no on-site parking.
Yoshino-yu
Day visitors: Yes · Outdoor bath: No
Yoshino-yu is a renovated neighborhood sento near Hirai Station offering a well-water cold plunge, carbonated bath, electric bath and a very hot bath, but no sauna; one reviewer reported tattoos were accepted without issue.
Nigishi-yu
Day visitors: Yes
Nigishi-yu is a neighborhood public bathhouse (sento) in Edogawa with carbonated, medicated, walking, and jet baths plus a hot sauna and cold plunge; day-use bathing is normal, but sauna use costs extra.
Tsurunoyu
¥600 · Day visitors: Yes · Outdoor bath: Yes
Tsurunoyu is a classic Tokyo neighborhood public bathhouse famous for its large open-air bath beneath a tall chimney; it has no sauna or cold plunge, offers free towel rental, and has no on-site parking.
Daini Kotobuki-yu
Day visitors: Yes
A small, old-fashioned Edogawa-ku neighborhood sento (public bath), birthplace of the local 'Oyu no Fuji' mascot, with two hot soaking tubs; note the raised attendant counter can see into the changing rooms.
Musashi-yu
Day visitors: Yes
A small neighborhood public bathhouse (sento) near JR Koiwa Station famous for very soft, silky water; compact bathing area with hot and warm tubs, no sauna, and card payment accepted.
Azumayokusen
¥550 · Day visitors: Yes
Azumayokusen is an old-fashioned Tokyo neighborhood sento (public bath) with a free wood-fired sauna and cold plunge; one reviewer says tattoos are allowed, but sauna access and last entry end early in the evening.
Naka-no-yu
Day visitors: Yes
Naka-no-yu is a classic old-style neighborhood sento in Hirai, Tokyo, known for an unusual glass-walled mist-bath room and hot tubs; there is no cold plunge, and tattooed regulars have reportedly bathed there.
Asahiyu
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Asahiyu was a traditional multi-tub neighborhood sento in Hirai, Tokyo, with hot baths, jet/electric baths, a cold plunge, and a sauna, but multiple 2023 reviews report it has closed or gone on indefinite hiatus.
Kojima-yu
Day visitors: Yes
Kojima-yu was a traditional Tokyo neighborhood sento with three connected indoor tubs and a mural of Mt. Fuji, no sauna or cold plunge, cash only, and it permanently closed on 27 February 2026.
Kame-no-yu
Day visitors: Yes
Kame-no-yu is a small neighborhood sento (public bath) in Edogawa Ward, Tokyo, prized for its hot and cold plunge combination with no sauna; several 2026 reviews suggest it may have permanently closed, so confirm current status before visiting.
Takenoyu
¥600 · Day visitors: Yes
Takenoyu is a nostalgic Showa-era neighborhood sento in eastern Edogawa with two connected indoor tubs of fairly hot water, no sauna or cold bath, free soap and shampoo, but some lockers lack locks so watch your belongings.
Yoshino-yu
Day visitors: Yes
Yoshino-yu is a classic Tokyo neighborhood sento near Koiwa station with a medicinal herbal bath and gas-heated tubs, but no sauna or cold plunge, and the water is often described as very hot.
Isshinyu
Day visitors: Yes
Isshinyu is a traditional neighborhood sento (public bath) near Shinkoiwa Station in Edogawa, known for hot water (roughly 41–45°C) and colorful kappa-themed tile murals, with no sauna, no cold plunge, and no towel rental.
Asahiyu
Day visitors: Yes
Asahiyu is a traditional Tokyo neighborhood sento using heated well water, known for very hot tubs (often 42-45°C), no sauna or cold plunge, and confirmed tattoo-friendly policy for visitors calling ahead.
Jizo-yu
Day visitors: Yes
Jizo-yu is an old-fashioned neighborhood sento near Keisei-Koiwa Station with a traditional banto-style entrance, very hot well-water baths, and a worn but well-kept historic building; no sauna or cold plunge, and no tattoo policy was mentioned by reviewers.
Chiyonoyu
Day visitors: Yes
Chiyonoyu was a traditional Showa-era neighborhood sento in Hirai with a large Mount Fuji tile mural, jet baths and an electric bath, but multiple 2023-2025 reviews report it has been closed indefinitely with no reopening date announced.
Kinsen-yu
¥600 · Day visitors: Yes
Kinsen-yu is a small neighborhood sento in Edogawa-ku, Tokyo, notable for an unusual in-bath foot bath and hinoki-edged tub, no sauna or cold bath, and very hot main baths reaching 44–52°C.
Hōrai-yu
Day visitors: Yes
Hōrai-yu is an old-fashioned Meiji-era neighborhood public bathhouse (sento) in Edogawa with a single indoor tub, no sauna, cash-only payment, and a bandai-style attendant desk; note it has had unscheduled closures due to the owner's illness.
Sugawara-yu
Day visitors: Yes
Sugawara-yu is an old-fashioned neighborhood Tokyo sento near Koiwa known for its notably hot baths and mineral 'yakuto' tub, but no sauna or cold plunge, so first-timers should expect very hot water.
Midoriyu
Day visitors: Yes
Midoriyu is a traditional neighborhood sento (public bathhouse) in Koiwa, Tokyo, with one large indoor tub around 42°C, free soap and shampoo, no standard hairdryers, and inconsistent on-site parking.
Tatsumi-yu
Day visitors: Yes · Outdoor bath: No
Tatsumi-yu is a plain, no-frills neighborhood sento in a residential building near Hirai Station in Tokyo, known for very hot bathwater and no sauna, outdoor bath, or cold plunge.
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Common questions
Can I bathe with tattoos in Edogawa City?
Of the 28 baths we cover, visitors report tattoos accepted at 4 and refused at 1. For the other 23 no visitor states a policy — call ahead. We list a bath as tattoo-friendly only when at least two separate visitors report it.
Which baths in Edogawa City admit day visitors?
27 of 28 baths admit day visitors according to reviews; 0 are for staying guests or local residents only. That matters more than it sounds: across Tokyo, 2 baths turned out to be residents- or guests-only.
What does a bath in Edogawa City cost?
Adult admission ranges from ¥550 to ¥1,100; the median is ¥550. 0 baths are free.
