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Onsen and baths in Katsushika City
24 baths — 22 admit day visitors, 4 have an outdoor bath, 0 run free-flowing spring water. Every fact below carries how many visitors said it.
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Kanamachi Public Bath
Day visitorsYes
TattoosNot allowed
Price—
Yu Topia 21
Day visitorsYes
TattoosAllowed
Price¥550
Aqua Dolphin Land
Day visitorsYes
TattoosAllowed
Price¥550
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Kanamachi Public Bath
Day visitors: Yes
Kanamachi Public Bath is a renovated Tokyo neighborhood sento with hot tubs, a sauna and cold plunge, but a posted no-tattoo sign is not enforced and parking availability is disputed.
Yu Topia 21
¥550 · Day visitors: Yes
Yu Topia 21 is a traditional neighborhood sento near Kameari Station with soft-water tubs, a medicinal bath, a cold plunge, and a popular extra-fee sauna with auto-löyly; tattoos are allowed, and payment is cash only.
Aqua Dolphin Land
¥550 · Day visitors: Yes · Outdoor bath: Yes
Aqua Dolphin Land is an old-fashioned Katsushika-ward sento with an outdoor bath, medicinal bath, and a separately-priced 2nd-floor sauna and cold bath; tattoos are common among patrons and not turned away, though hygiene complaints recur.
Kiku-no-yu
¥600 · Day visitors: Yes · Outdoor bath: No
Kiku-no-yu is a small, old-fashioned neighborhood sento near Keisei-Tateishi station offering a free sauna and a groundwater-fed cold plunge, but no outdoor bath; tattooed bathers have reportedly been tolerated in the sauna.
Takenoyu
¥500 · Day visitors: Yes · Outdoor bath: Yes
Takenoyu was a traditional neighborhood sento (public bathhouse) in Katsushika with a free sauna, cold plunge, and open-air bath at low cost, but reviews confirm it permanently closed at the end of March 2025.
Seiko-yu
Day visitors: Yes
A classic old-fashioned Tokyo neighborhood sento in Katsushika with a free sauna and cold bath, hot tubs, and a small courtyard garden, but several reviewers report male staff entering the women's changing area.
Aqua Garden Sakae-yu
Day visitors: Yes · Outdoor bath: Yes
Aqua Garden Sakae-yu is a small Katsushika-ward neighborhood sento known for a popular extra-fee sauna and very cold plunge bath, plus an outdoor bath, though the sauna and outdoor bath run only on certain days each week.
Yu Park Matsushima
Sento
Yu Park Matsushima was a Showa-era public bath (sento) in Shin-Koiwa, Tokyo with a varied tub selection, sauna and cold bath, but reviews from late 2023 into 2024 report it has closed indefinitely.
Satsuki-yu
¥550 · Day visitors: Yes
A traditional Osaka-style Katsushika neighborhood sento with a free steam sauna, hot indoor tub, and a large mural, where tattooed customers are occasionally seen among regulars.
Daiichi Hitachi-yu
¥550 · Day visitors: Yes
Daiichi Hitachi-yu is a traditional Kameari-area public bath (sento) with three indoor tubs, no working sauna or cold plunge, cash-only payment, and gender-specific hours; one reviewer noted the owners are tolerant of tattoos.
Yoshino-yu
Day visitors: Yes
A century-old neighborhood Tokyo sento famous for its very hot baths (often 44–48°C), so first-timers should be prepared for scalding water rather than a relaxing soak.
Higashi-Yotsugi Kotobuki-yu
Day visitors: Yes · Outdoor bath: Yes
Higashi-Yotsugi Kotobuki-yu is a retro Tokyo neighborhood sento with a small garden-view outdoor bath and free sauna; reviewers note tattoos, including yakuza-style ones, are tolerated here.
Fuji-no-yu
Day visitors: Yes
Fuji-no-yu is a traditional neighborhood sento in Kameari with wood-heated baths around 42-44°C and a cold-water bath; its sauna has been out of service for long stretches, though a 2026 review reports it working again.
Hinode-yu
Day visitors: Yes
A traditional Tokyo neighborhood sento in Kameari using heated well water, with electric, jet, and medicinal baths, a paid sauna, and a cold plunge; tattoos are not allowed, and the bathhouse permanently closed in December 2025.
Suehiro-yu
Day visitors: Yes
Suehiro-yu is an old-style neighborhood sento in Katsushika, Tokyo, known for its deliberately lukewarm bathwater, anime/figure décor, and lack of a sauna; hair dryers are usually unavailable.
Kotobuki-yu
Day visitors: Yes
Kotobuki-yu is a traditional neighborhood sento near Horikiri-Shobuzu Station in Katsushika, Tokyo, offering hot baths (about 43-45°C), a tatami rest area, and free lockers for 500 yen; reviews disagree on whether a small men's-only outdoor bath and sauna still exist.
Kowa Yokujo
¥550 · Day visitors: Yes
Kowa Yokujo is a traditional Katsushika-ward neighborhood public bathhouse (sento) with hot baths often 42–48°C, a free steam sauna, no cold plunge, and a shoe-key-linked locker system; flat admission is 550 yen.
Sakaeyu
Public bath
Sakaeyu is a nostalgic, old-style neighborhood sento (public bathhouse) in Katsushika with two indoor tubs, stand-up shower booths, and coin-operated hair dryers, but no on-site parking.
Miyoshiyu
Day visitors: Yes
Miyoshiyu is a traditional neighborhood sento in Katsushika ward with a single large indoor tub, a jet-bath section, and a Mt. Fuji mural, using groundwater; adult admission is 550 yen.
Tomi-no-Yu
¥550 · Day visitors: Yes
Tomi-no-Yu is an old-fashioned Tokyo neighborhood sento (public bathhouse) with firewood-heated well water, tiled murals of Mt. Fuji, and no sauna or cold plunge; go for the nostalgic atmosphere rather than modern facilities.
Hinode-yu
Day visitors: Yes
Hinode-yu is a very old Showa-era neighborhood public bath (sento) in Katsushika with two small communal indoor tubs and famous mosaic-tile art, known for extremely short, limited opening hours.
Fujinoyu 4
Day visitors: Yes
A traditional bandai-style neighborhood sento in Katsushika famous for very hot baths (around 43-46°C) and a large Mt. Fuji mural, though it has recently been closed for extended periods.
Fujinoyu
Day visitors: Yes
Fujinoyu is an old-fashioned neighborhood sento (public bath) in Katsushika with a famous mosaic-tile Mt. Fuji mural, hot baths, and no sauna or cold plunge.
Kusatsuyu
Day visitors: Yes
Kusatsuyu is a historic Tokyo neighborhood sento with a famous scalding-hot bath, now closed after operating for only one hour a day until its 2024 closure.
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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 Katsushika City?
Of the 24 baths we cover, visitors report tattoos accepted at 3 and refused at 1. For the other 20 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 Katsushika City admit day visitors?
22 of 24 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 Katsushika City cost?
Adult admission ranges from ¥500 to ¥600; the median is ¥550. 0 baths are free.
