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Onsen and baths in Shibuya
12 baths — 11 admit day visitors, 3 have an outdoor bath, 0 run free-flowing spring water. Every fact below carries how many visitors said it.
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Kairyouyu
Day visitorsYes
TattoosNot known
Price—
Sakae-yu
Day visitorsYes
TattoosNot known
Price¥550
KOSUGIYU HARAJUKU
Day visitorsYes
TattoosNot known
Price¥600
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Kairyouyu
Day visitors: Yes
Kairyouyu is a stylish, dimly-lit modern sento near Shibuya/Ebisu with sauna, cold plunge, and carbonated bath; tattoos are reportedly allowed, but bathing/sauna time is limited and dryers cost extra.
Sakae-yu
¥550 · Day visitors: Yes · Outdoor bath: Yes
Sakae-yu is a renovated neighborhood sento (public bath) near Sasazuka Station with a communal sauna, cold plunge, and small outdoor herbal bath; it gets very crowded, especially on weekends and evenings.
KOSUGIYU HARAJUKU
¥600 · Day visitors: Yes
A trendy urban sento in the basement of Harajuku's Harakado building, run by the famous Koenji Kosugi-yu, offering a very small bathing area with three tubs (mild, hot, cold) that fills up fast and often requires waiting.
Hagoromoyu
¥550 · Outdoor bath: Yes
Hagoromoyu is a distinctive multi-story sento near Nishi-Shinjuku-Gochome with a strong jet bath, cold plunge, salt and dry saunas, and a small groundwater-fed outdoor bath; tattoos are permitted, but the facility is permanently closing at the end of September 2026.
Daikoku-yu
¥550 · Day visitors: Yes
Daikoku-yu is a retro Showa-era neighborhood sento near Yoyogi-Uehara with an extra-fee sauna, cold plunge and electric bath; payment is cash only and lockers need a returnable 100-yen coin.
Sakae-yu
¥550 · Day visitors: Yes
Sakae-yu is a small, retro wood-fired neighborhood sento (public bathhouse) near Shibuya with two indoor soaking tubs and free shampoo/soap bar, entered via an old-fashioned attendant desk with limited changing-room privacy.
Hiroo-yu
Day visitors: Yes · Outdoor bath: No
Hiroo-yu is a nostalgic neighborhood public bath (sento) steps from Hiroo Station with no sauna or cold plunge, and shampoo or body soap is often not provided so bring your own or rent a hand-free set.
Kannon-yu
Day visitors: Yes · Outdoor bath: Yes
Kannon-yu is a traditional neighborhood sento (public bath) in Shibuya with an outdoor rock bath, a Nordic-style sauna and cold plunge; some reviewers report cleanliness issues like mold and strong chlorine smell.
Hachiman-yu
¥550 · Day visitors: Yes
Hachiman-yu was a small, well-kept neighborhood sento (public bathhouse) near Yoyogi-Hachiman station that permanently closed on 2025-12-31; note that only the women's side had a sauna and there was no cold plunge on either side.
Sengokuyu
Day visitors: Yes
Sengokuyu is a historic neighborhood sento (public bath) near Hatagaya Station in Shibuya, famous for its very hot herbal bath and steam sauna; it has no cold plunge bath, and soap/shampoo are not provided free but can be purchased.
Kaneki-yu 2nd
¥600 · Day visitors: Yes
This is a small brick-lined neighborhood sento (public bath) near Hatagaya/Shibuya with a single tub combining jet, bubble and electric-bath features, no cold plunge or working sauna, and shampoo/soap lent at the counter.
Horai-yu
¥550 · Day visitors: Yes
Horai-yu is a small, old-fashioned underground neighborhood public bath (sento) near Ebisu with two hot soaking tubs, no cold plunge, and a tiny sauna that only runs (free) on Sundays.
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Day-use onsen in Tokyo
Baths that admit you without an overnight stay
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 Shibuya?
Of the 12 baths we cover, visitors report tattoos accepted at 4 and refused at 0. For the other 8 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 Shibuya admit day visitors?
11 of 12 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 Shibuya cost?
Adult admission ranges from ¥550 to ¥600; the median is ¥550. 0 baths are free.
