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Bathhouses with beautiful tile murals and ukiyo-e

Showa-era painted tiles and Hokusai's ukiyo-e. Saunas that keep the memory of the bathhouse.

The sauna room
Nishi-Kamata, Tokyo
1Hasunuma Onsen

Showa-era painted tiles kept as they were

Hot springArchitect-designedTattoo-friendly
The men's sauna
Nishiarai, Tokyo
2Hottayu

A Hokusai tile mural, repaired and kept

Outdoor restArchitect-designed
The sauna
Ryogoku, Tokyo
3Ryogoku Yuya Edoyu

Hokusai's ukiyo-e across a whole wall

Open lateArchitect-designedEnglish info

Planning a visit

Hours, cold baths and tattoo rules for these 3 saunas

3 saunas1 open past midnight1 with outdoor rest1 with a hot spring
SaunaAreaHoursCold bathTattoos
Hasunuma OnsenNishi-Kamata——Allowed — people with tattoos may use the bath.
HottayuNishiarai—Outdoor cold bath 160 cm deep on the men's side—
Ryogoku Yuya EdoyuRyogoku10:00–8:30 the next morning—Not allowed — tattoos, including tattoo paint or…

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

Questions visitors ask

Which saunas in this collection stay open after midnight?

Ryogoku Yuya Edoyu (10:00–8:30 the next morning).

Can I go in with tattoos at the saunas in this collection?

Hasunuma Onsen: Allowed — people with tattoos may use the bath.; Ryogoku Yuya Edoyu: Not allowed — tattoos, including tattoo paint or stickers.. For the others, check the official website or ask before you go.

Which saunas in this collection have a place to rest outdoors?

Hottayu have an outdoor rest area, according to their official websites.

Can I pay without cash at the saunas in this collection?

Ryogoku Yuya Edoyu: Credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, JCB, DC, NICOS, American Express) and e-money (transport…. Other places do not state payment methods on their official websites.

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