🇯🇵 Japan

Public saunas in Tokyo

We've checked 16 public saunas in and around Tokyo, Japan – sento & sauna, traditional public sauna and urban spa. Entry starts from ¥600 at COCOFURO Takanoyu (たかの湯).

Sento & saunafrom ¥600

COCOFURO Takanoyu (たかの湯)

🇯🇵 Tokyo, Japan

Modernised neighbourhood sento by Zoshiki Station with an auto-löyly sauna that runs every 20 minutes.

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Sento & saunafrom ¥600

Daikokuyu (大黒湯)

🇯🇵 Tokyo, Japan

Overnight-open sento near Tokyo Skytree with natural hot spring, open-air bath and sauna; tattoos permitted.

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Traditional public saunaSee website

Ginza Spa & Sauna Corridor no Yu (銀座 コリドーの湯)

🇯🇵 Tokyo, Japan

Designer sauna in Ginza by Kentaro Imai with the cold plunge just outside the sauna room.

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Sento & saunaSee website

Koganeyu (黄金湯)

🇯🇵 Tokyo, Japan

Renovated neighbourhood sento near Kinshicho with a design-led sauna, free-flowing groundwater cold baths, a bar/kitchen and tattoo-friendly policy.

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Traditional public saunafrom ¥1 800

PARADISE (Mita)

🇯🇵 Tokyo, Japan

Mainly men-only sauna in a former Tamachi bathhouse with a hinoki sauna, self-löyly and several cold-bath temperatures; irregular ladies' days. LINE registration required.

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Traditional public saunaSee website

Rakutenchi Spa (楽天地スパ)

🇯🇵 Tokyo, Japan

Men-only rooftop-level sauna spa one minute from Kinshicho Station, with a deep cold plunge and city-view restaurant.

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Urban spafrom ¥950

Ryusenji no Yu Hachioji Minamino (竜泉寺の湯 八王子みなみ野店)

🇯🇵 Hachioji (Tokyo), Japan

Large super-sento with natural hot spring, bazooka sauna and single-person cold plunges below 10°C plus a forest cold bath.

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Traditional public saunafrom ¥3 480

Sauna & Hotel Karumaru Ikebukuro (かるまる池袋)

🇯🇵 Tokyo, Japan

Men-only sauna and capsule hotel with four different saunas (including a kelo-wood and a stone sauna) and four cold baths; no under-18s and no women.

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Traditional public saunafrom ¥1 980

Sauna Metsä Oimachi (サウナメッツァ大井町)

🇯🇵 Tokyo, Japan

Large urban sauna opened in 2026 above Oimachi Station by the Ryusenji no Yu group, with an ultra-soft-water cold bath plus an extra-cold single plunge.

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Traditional public saunafrom ¥2 600

SaunaLab Kanda (サウナラボ神田)

🇯🇵 Tokyo, Japan

Finnish-inspired 'sauna lab' with separate men's and women's sauna areas, a kitchen café and a forest library; whisking by reservation.

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Urban spafrom ¥3 200

Shibuya SAUNAS

🇯🇵 Tokyo, Japan

A design-led sauna a few minutes' walk from Shibuya Station, curated by the manga artist behind Japan's sauna boom, with nine different sauna rooms and deep cold pools. Men's and women's sides swap daily, and unusually for Japan it has no tattoo restriction.

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Urban spafrom ¥3 500

Spa LaQua

🇯🇵 Tokyo, Japan

A large natural hot-spring complex high up in the Tokyo Dome City entertainment district, with Finnish, mist and other saunas plus a separate relaxation area. It is open through the night, but note that guests with tattoos are refused entry.

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Urban spaSee website

Spadium Japon (スパジアムジャポン)

🇯🇵 Higashikurume (Tokyo), Japan

One of Kanto's largest day spas with natural hot spring, spring-water cold bath and the GLAUNA outdoor terrace with barrel and tent saunas and a −20°C cold room.

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Traditional public saunaSee website

Takanawa SAUNAS

🇯🇵 Tokyo, Japan

Sister venue of Shibuya SAUNAS directly connected to Takanawa Gateway Station, with five sauna rooms for men, three for women, co-ed private saunas and two styles of cold bath.

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Urban spaSee website

Times Spa Resta

🇯🇵 Tokyo, Japan

Adults-only rooftop spa in Ikebukuro with saunas, a deep cold plunge and open-air baths; no tattoos.

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Urban spafrom ¥1 980

TOTOPA (Meiji Park)

🇯🇵 Tokyo, Japan

A modern sauna in Meiji Park near the National Stadium, with separate floors for women and men, several themed sauna rooms and two cold baths including a very cold plunge. Walk-ins are welcome and payment is cashless only.

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Elsewhere in Japan

New to saunas in Japan? Read our sauna etiquette guide before you go – dress codes differ a lot between countries.