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3 Recommended 24-Hour Hot Springs & Spas in Tokyo!
Hi, I’m Nobu, a National Government Licensed Guide Interpreter of English for 12 years!!
While many Onsen ( natural hot springs) and public bathhouses in Japan have a reputation for prohibiting tattoos.
But I’ve personally called around to find some fantastic 24-hour hot spring facilities in Tokyo that allow tattoos (or permit entry for international tourists upon presentation of a passport).
In this post, I’ll introduce three carefully selected 24-hour spas and hot spring facilities in Tokyo that are perfect for those with tattoos and international travelers!
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1:Therma-Yu (Shinjuku Branch)
Located in the heart of Kabukicho, this is one of the largest hot spring facilities in Tokyo.
You can enjoy natural hot spring water transported daily from Naka-Izu, high-concentration carbonated baths, authentic saunas, and more.
•Tattoo/Entry Policy: International tourists may enter by presenting their passport.
•Hours: Open 24 hours
•Estimated Costs:
General admission (weekdays): Approx. 3,100 JPY for adults
•Additional charges apply for weekends/holidays and late-night hours (from 12:00 AM)
•Facilities:Open-air baths featuring natural hot spring water (“Jindai no Yu” from Naka-Izu)
,High-concentration carbonated baths, “silky” baths, saunas, and cold plunge pools
Bedrock baths (ganbanyoku) – available for an additional fee
•Relaxation lounge (with reclining chairs) and a co-working space
•Dining:Japanese restaurant “Sansui Sōmoku” (serving udon, set meals, etc.)
•A wide variety of options, including ethnic cuisine and izakaya-style dishes
It’s a spacious, luxurious environment—so much so that you might forget you’re in the middle of Shinjuku—making it the perfect place to refresh and unwind!
2:Therma-Yu (Nishi-Azabu/Roppongi Branch)
Located in the Nishi-Azabu/Roppongi area, this hot spring and bathing facility features an exotic, luxurious, Egyptian-inspired interior.
•Tattoos & Entry Requirements: Similar to the Shinjuku branch, international tourists may enter by presenting their passport.
•Hours: Open 24 hours.
•Estimated Fees:General admission: Approximately 3,500–3,800 JPY for adults.
•Additional charges apply for weekends/holidays and late-night hours.
•Facilities:High-concentration carbonated springs and artificial hot springs.Authentic saunas and cold plunge pools (separate for men and women).
One of the largest ganban-yoku (stone sauna/bedrock bath) areas in the Kanto region.
•Fitness gym (accessible to facility guests).
•Premium lounges and relaxation rooms.
• Restaurant:Features a restaurant and bar serving authentic ethnic cuisine and Japanese dishes—an ideal spot to unwind after a night out.
Designed to complement the sophisticated atmosphere of the Roppongi and Nishi-Azabu districts, this facility offers a refined, tranquil space for adults to relax.
https://nishiazabu-thermae-yu.jp
3:Izumi Tenku no Yu (Haneda Airport)
Located on the top floor of “Haneda Airport Garden”—directly connected to Haneda Airport Terminal 3—this natural hot spring facility boasts an exceptional location.
•Tattoos & Entry Requirements: No specific restrictions or requirements to present identification for entry. (Guests with tattoos—of any size, from small designs to larger pieces—are welcome.)
•Operating Hours: Open 24 hours (Note: Certain areas, such as open-air baths and saunas, may close periodically for maintenance.)
•Approximate Costs:Adults: Approx. 4,800 JPY (includes a set of towels and loungewear)
•Late-night Surcharge (1:00 AM – 5:00 AM): + Approx. 4,000 JPY
•Facilities:Open-air observation baths (natural hot springs offering stunning views of Mt. Fuji and passing aircraft on clear days)
,Indoor baths, carbonated springs, and jet baths
,Herbal steam saunas, dry saunas, and cold plunge pools
,Ganban-yoku (stone sauna/bedrock bath) area (requires reservation; additional fee applies)
,Relaxation lounge (includes a women-only section)
•Restaurant:”Izumi Tenku” (24-hour dining)
Offering a wide variety of dishes—from udon, rice bowls, and light snacks to authentic Japanese cuisine—it’s a convenient spot to grab a meal before or after an early-morning or late-night flight.
Soaking in an open-air bath while watching planes take off and land is a truly exceptional experience—a perfect way to begin or conclude your trip!
https://www.shopping-sumitomo-rd.com/haneda/spa-izumi
Summary:
We have introduced three recommended 24-hour spas in Tokyo that welcome guests with tattoos:
1:Thermae-Yu Shinjuku (Passport required; conveniently located in Shinjuku, featuring natural hot springs)
2:Thermae-Yu Nishi-Azabu (Passport required; a high-end, luxurious space in the Roppongi area)
3:Izumi Tenku no Yu, Haneda Airport (No passport required; directly connected to Haneda Airport, featuring hot springs with spectacular views of Mt. Fuji and aircraft)
Whether you’ve arrived late at night or early in the morning, or simply need to soothe your body after a long day of sightseeing or work, be sure to stop by!
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