Onsen and baths in Meguro City

This is a modern, popular Tokyo sento (public bathhouse) near Ikejiri-Ohashi known for its hot saunas and cold plunge baths, where visible tattoos are generally accepted but expect frequent crowding.

Komeisen is a modern designer sento (public bathhouse) near Nakameguro Station with carbonated and artificial-radium indoor baths, a sauna, cold plunge, and a rooftop outdoor bath that swaps between men's and women's sides weekly; visible tattoos have been reported as allowed, and soap/shampoo are not provided free but can be bought at the counter.

A neighborhood public bath (sento) near Gakugei-daigaku station with a natural hot-spring feed, outdoor bath, and sauna, where tattoos are reportedly allowed.

A neighborhood sento near Gakugeidaigaku Station offering a carbonated bath, electric bath and cold plunge but generally no sauna, where visitors report tattooed customers have been admitted without an enforced ban.

Midoriyu is a small, recently renovated neighborhood public bath (sento) in Jiyugaoka with a sauna and cold plunge, where soap and shampoo are not provided free and tattoos have been reported as tolerated.

Sauna Japon Nakameguro is an unmanned, app-reservation sauna facility near Nakameguro station with no soaking tub, only a cold-plunge bath and a well-regarded relaxation lounge; cold-plunge temperature reportedly fluctuates between 18–24°C.

Gekkosen was a classic old-fashioned Tokyo neighborhood sento (public bath) near Musashikoyama known for its free steam sauna and tiny one-person well-water cold plunge; it permanently closed on 2025-09-25.

Asahi-yu is a traditional neighborhood sento (public bathhouse) a few minutes from Toritsu-daigaku station, offering a free steam sauna but no cold plunge bath; shampoo and soap are not provided free but can be purchased.

Daikokuyu is a traditional Tokyo neighborhood sento (public bath) near Meguro, renovated in October 2025, with two indoor communal tubs but no sauna or cold plunge; towels and toiletries are now provided free.

Otsuka-yu is a small neighborhood public bathhouse (sento) near Yuten-ji station with a single hot indoor tub often described as very hot, no cold plunge, and a sauna that has been out of service for years.

Baths that admit you without an overnight stay

Two or more visitors report tattoos accepted

Rotenburo, confirmed by visitors

Gensen kakenagashi, not recirculated

Often with a cold plunge