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7 saunas

Saunas with Aufguss (heat-wave) sessions

Places where staff fan the heat of löyly towards you at set times.

Inside the sauna
Kumamoto, Kumamoto
1Yulax (sauna and natural hot spring)

Every hour from 12:00 to 25:00

Open 24 hoursHot spring
The kelo sauna room
Ikebukuro, Tokyo
2Sauna & Hotel Karumaru Ikebukuro

Aufguss in the rock sauna

Open lateSelf-löylyStay overnight
The women's Finnish-style dry sauna
Yokohama, Kanagawa
3Sky Spa YOKOHAMA

Aufguss in the main sauna

Open 24 hoursSelf-löylyNear a station
The heat-wave sauna room
Toyonaka, Osaka
4SPA & SAUNA Suisyun Hattori Ryokuchi

A heat-wave sweating sauna

Open lateOutdoor restSelf-löyly
The löyly sauna
Katori, Chiba
5Ofuro Café Karin no Yu (Sauna Garden)

Every day at 16:00 and 20:00

Open lateOutdoor rest
The auto-löyly sauna
Inabe, Mie
6Ofuro Café Ageki Onsen (Inabe Ageki Base)

Aufguss every day at 14:00 and 17:00

Outdoor restHot springMen & women together
The sauna room
Inage, Chiba
7Gokurakuyu Chiba Inage

A löyly heat-wave sauna for women

Open late

Planning a visit

Hours, cold baths and tattoo rules for these 7 saunas

7 saunas2 open 24 hours4 open past midnight3 with outdoor rest2 with a hot spring

Nearest stations: Heisei, Ikebukuro, Yokohama.

SaunaAreaHoursCold bathTattoos
Yulax (sauna and natural hot spring)Kumamoto24 hours, 365 days (bathing 10:00–8:00 the next morning)Kumamoto groundwater, fully changed about 8 times…—
Sauna & Hotel Karumaru IkebukuroIkebukuro11:00–10:00 the next morningFour (from under about 10 °C to about 33 °C)Not allowed — tattoos or body art of any size…
Sky Spa YOKOHAMAYokohama24 hours (cleaning 8:30–10:30)—Not allowed as a rule — tattoos, including…
SPA & SAUNA Suisyun Hattori RyokuchiToyonakaWeekdays 9:00–1:00, weekends & holidays 6:00–1:00 (last…Cold bath, ultra-cold bath (1.6 m deep), solo…—
Ofuro Café Karin no Yu (Sauna Garden)Katori7:00–24:00 (last entry 23:00)15 °C, soft water pumped from underground—
Ofuro Café Ageki Onsen (Inabe Ageki Base)InabeDay-trip hot spring 11:00–21:00 (last entry 20:30)——
Gokurakuyu Chiba InageInageWeekdays 9:00–27:00, weekends & holidays 7:00–27:00 (last…—Not allowed — tattoos or tattoo stickers…

From each official website. “—” means the official information we checked does not say.

Questions visitors ask

Which saunas in Japan are open 24 hours?

Yulax (sauna and natural hot spring), Sky Spa YOKOHAMA are open 24 hours, according to their official hours. Some close the baths for cleaning for a short time.

Which saunas in Japan stay open after midnight?

Sauna & Hotel Karumaru Ikebukuro (11:00–10:00 the next morning), SPA & SAUNA Suisyun Hattori Ryokuchi (Weekdays 9:00–1:00, weekends & holidays…), Ofuro Café Karin no Yu (Sauna Garden) (7:00–24:00 (last entry 23:00)), Gokurakuyu Chiba Inage (Weekdays 9:00–27:00, weekends & holidays…).

Can I go in with tattoos at the saunas in Japan?

Sauna & Hotel Karumaru Ikebukuro: Not allowed — tattoos or body art of any size, including paint or stickers.; Sky Spa YOKOHAMA: Not allowed as a rule — tattoos, including stickers (stickers must be removed).; Gokurakuyu Chiba Inage: Not allowed — tattoos or tattoo stickers (stickers must be removed before entry).. For the others, check the official website or ask before you go.

Which saunas in Japan have a place to rest outdoors?

SPA & SAUNA Suisyun Hattori Ryokuchi, Ofuro Café Karin no Yu (Sauna Garden), Ofuro Café Ageki Onsen (Inabe Ageki Base) have an outdoor rest area, according to their official websites.

Can I pay without cash at the saunas in Japan?

Sauna & Hotel Karumaru Ikebukuro: Cash, credit cards (single payment only), e-money and QR payments.; Sky Spa YOKOHAMA: Cash, credit cards and PayPay. Transport IC cards are not accepted.. Other places do not state payment methods on their official websites.

What are the nearest stations for the saunas in Japan?

The stations mentioned most often are Heisei Station, Ikebukuro Station, Yokohama Station. Every sauna page has directions and the address in Japanese.

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