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Onsen and baths in Itabashi City
28 baths — 24 admit day visitors, 10 have an outdoor bath, 1 run free-flowing spring water. Every fact below carries how many visitors said it.
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Maenohara Onsen Sayano Yudokoro
Day visitorsYes
TattoosNot known
Price¥970
Spadio
Day visitorsYes
TattoosNot known
Price—
Aqua Saison
Day visitorsYes
TattoosAllowed
Price¥600
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Maenohara Onsen Sayano Yudokoro
¥970 · Day visitors: Yes · Outdoor bath: Yes
This is a day-use natural hot-spring bathhouse in Tokyo with an outdoor kakenagashi bath, sauna, cold bath, garden views and a soba restaurant, but it gets very crowded on weekends and admission can rise to about 1,300 yen then.
Spadio
Day visitors: Yes · Outdoor bath: Yes
Spadio was a natural hot-spring bathhouse in a residential area of Tokyo with indoor and outdoor tubs, dry and steam saunas, and a cold bath; the facility permanently closed on July 10, 2024.
Aqua Saison
¥600 · Day visitors: Yes · Outdoor bath: Yes
Aqua Saison is a neighborhood sento (public bathhouse) with a sauna, cold plunge, high-concentration carbonated bath, and a walking pool; tattoos appear tolerated, sauna costs extra, and lockers need a returnable 100-yen coin.
Qua Palace FUJI
¥550 · Day visitors: Yes · Outdoor bath: Yes
A modern designer sento (public bathhouse) with indoor and outdoor tubs, sauna and cold plunge; tattooed patrons have been seen bathing without being turned away, but bring cash and your own soap/shampoo.
Tokiwa Kenko Onsen
Day visitors: Yes · Outdoor bath: Yes
A long-running neighborhood sento in Kamiitabashi with a hot-spring bath, outdoor and medicinal baths, paid sauna, and cold plunge; tattooed customers are commonly seen and not turned away.
Miyakoyu
¥550
Miyakoyu is a small, traditional Tokyo neighborhood sento (public bathhouse) known as a filming location for 'Sa-Do', with a medicinal bath, sauna, and cold plunge; tattoos are welcomed, but locker return needs coins.
Yu Land
¥600 · Day visitors: Yes
Yu Land is a classic neighborhood public bathhouse (sento) near Itabashi Station with several tub styles, a paid sauna, and cold plunge; one reviewer said it felt tattoo-friendly, but this is not a formal policy statement.
Aizenyu
¥550 · Day visitors: Yes · Outdoor bath: Yes
Aizenyu is a traditional Itabashi neighborhood sento (public bath) with a sauna, cold plunge, and small outdoor bath, notable for its tiled mural; there is no car parking, only bicycle parking.
Yu House
¥600 · Day visitors: Yes · Outdoor bath: Yes
Yu House is a classic small neighborhood sento (public bath) near Kamiitabashi with a carbonated bath, outdoor tub, cold plunge and paid sauna, though the sauna is men-only according to some visitors.
Kinokuni-yu
¥550 · Day visitors: Yes · Outdoor bath: Yes
Kinokuni-yu is a neighborhood Tokyo sento with an outdoor bath, sauna, and cold plunge; it takes cash or the local Itabashi Pay only (no PayPay/cards), and heavily tattooed regulars are reported using the baths without being refused.
Daiichi Kinjo-yu
Day visitors: Yes
A small neighborhood Tokyo sento near Tobu-Nerima Station with a cold mineral-spring plunge, electric and jet baths, no sauna, irregular closing days, and the standard ¥600 admission.
Kotoku-yu
Day visitors: Yes · Outdoor bath: No
Kotoku-yu is a traditional Itabashi-ku neighborhood sento (public bath) with several tub types, a carbonated bath, sauna and cold bath, where soap and shampoo are provided but bathing time is limited to about one hour.
Kosen-yu
¥950 · Day visitors: Yes
Kosen-yu is a traditional wood-fired Tokyo sento with weekly gender-swapped baths, several tubs (electric, jet, medicated), a hot sauna, and a strong-flow cold plunge; admission runs about ¥520 without sauna or ¥950 with sauna, paid by cash or PayPay.
Iwa-no-yu
Day visitors: Yes · Outdoor bath: No
Iwa-no-yu is a small neighborhood public bathhouse near Shimoakatsuka with a paid sauna and a cold plunge that has grown lukewarm since switching from well water to tap water; it is closed on Thursdays and Fridays.
Hatsune-yu
¥600 · Day visitors: Yes
Hatsune-yu is a traditional neighborhood sento in Narimasu with electric, jet and mineral-style (radon/germanium) baths, a cold plunge, and a separately priced sauna; tattooed bathers have been observed without apparent refusal.
Daikoku-yu
¥850 · Day visitors: Yes · Outdoor bath: Yes
Daikoku-yu is a nostalgic Showa-era neighborhood sento (public bath) in Tokyo known for very hot baths (around 42-44°C), a sauna, cold plunge, and a small outdoor rock bath, with sauna use costing an extra fee.
Pabliva Hakko
¥550 · Day visitors: Yes · Outdoor bath: No
Pabliva Hakko is a traditional Itabashi neighborhood sento with an indoor bath, cold plunge, and pay-per-use sauna; the outdoor bath is often empty, admission is cash-only, and prices have risen over recent years.
Matsu-no-yu
¥550 · Day visitors: Yes · Outdoor bath: Yes
Matsu-no-yu is a classic Tokyo neighbourhood sento near Shimura-Sanchōme with a semi-open-air bath, jet baths, medicinal bath and a cold plunge, plus a dry sauna available for an extra fee; cash only.
Shimizu-yu
Day visitors: Yes
Shimizu-yu is a renovated traditional Tokyo sento with three indoor baths including a medicinal jet bath and TVs in the bathing room, no sauna or cold bath, and small tattoos tolerated though large ones are refused.
Koganeyu
Outdoor bath: No
Koganeyu is a small Tokyo neighborhood public bath (sento) famous for extremely hot bathwater (around 42-47°C) and a powerful sauna with a cold plunge; do not dilute the hot tub, it upsets regulars.
Kumanoyu
¥550 · Day visitors: Yes
Kumanoyu is a traditional Showa-era neighborhood public bathhouse (sento) in Itabashi with cosmic mosaic-tile baths, jet and electric baths, and a small dry sauna; sauna access and hair dryers cost extra.
Kinmatsu-yu
¥550 · Day visitors: Yes
Kinmatsu-yu is an old-style neighborhood public bathhouse (sento) near Oyama Station in Tokyo, not a natural hot spring, with a sauna that has been out of service for years and no cold plunge.
Ichinoyu
¥600 · Day visitors: Yes
A traditional gas-heated neighborhood sento (public bathhouse) in a residential backstreet near Oyama Station, with two indoor tubs around 42–43°C, free towel rental, and no sauna or cold bath.
Daini Fuji-no-Yu
¥600
A traditional neighborhood public bath (sento) known for soft, silky filtered water, but numerous 2022-2023 reviews report it has permanently closed and may be demolished.
Kotobukiyu
¥600 · Day visitors: Yes
Kotobukiyu is a traditional, retro-style Tokyo neighborhood sento (public bath) known for very hot baths (roughly 43-45°C), a paid sauna and cold plunge, no on-site parking, and bring-your-own bath towel.
Daini Fujimi-yu
¥550 · Day visitors: Yes
A traditional Tokyo neighborhood sento near Ōyama Station with hot baths around 42°C, a 200-yen add-on sauna and a cold plunge; shampoo is sometimes free, sometimes must be purchased, and hairdryers cost extra.
Iwa-no-Yu
Public bath
Iwa-no-Yu was a traditional wood-fired neighborhood sento in Tokyo's Itabashi ward, known for a Mt. Fuji mural, white Kerorin buckets and hot baths, but it permanently closed at the end of March 2024.
Sakura-yu
Day visitors: Yes · Outdoor bath: No
A small neighborhood sento (public bathhouse) in Itabashi with a paid dry sauna, cold plunge, and medicinal-herb bath but no outdoor bath; it frequently stops admitting bathers well before its posted 20:30 closing time, so arrive early.
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Tattoo-friendly onsen
Two or more visitors report tattoos accepted
Outdoor baths
Rotenburo, confirmed by visitors
Free-flowing spring water
Gensen kakenagashi, not recirculated
With a sauna
Often with a cold plunge
Questions
Common questions
Can I bathe with tattoos in Itabashi City?
Of the 28 baths we cover, visitors report tattoos accepted at 4 and refused at 0. For the other 24 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 Itabashi City admit day visitors?
24 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 Itabashi City cost?
Adult admission ranges from ¥550 to ¥970; the median is ¥600. 0 baths are free.
