LocationKabukicho 1-chome, Shinjuku, Tokyo High-temperature saunaMen about 90 °C, women about 85 °C Mist sauna (men)About 50 °C Cold bathAbout 17 °C
Introduction
Hot spring and sauna in the middle of the city It stands in Kabukicho, one of the liveliest places in Tokyo.
You can use both the natural hot spring and the saunas at any hour of the day.
01 · High-temperature saunas
About 90 °C for men, 85 °C for women The high-temperature sauna is about 90 °C on the men's side and about 85 °C on the women's.
The sauna room 02 · Other saunas
Mist, and mud pack and salt The men's side has a mist sauna at about 50 °C.
The women's side has a sauna at about 43 °C with salt and mud packs mixed with hydrogen water.
The mud-pack and salt sauna 03 · Hot spring
Natural hot spring “Jindai no Yu” There is the natural hot spring “Jindai no Yu”. The cold bath is about 17 °C.
Jindai no Yu What is a mist sauna?
A low-temperature sauna filled with fine, fog-like steam.
Thermae-yu has a mist sauna at about 50 °C on the men's side.
Photos © Thermae-yu (official website: “Baths and sauna”)
Sources Thermae-yu official website: “Baths and sauna”
Plan your visit Information on this page may be out of date or contain mistakes. Please always check the official website before you go.
Hours 24 hours, open every day
Tattoos Rules differ: men who live in Japan with tattoos of any size cannot enter; foreign tourists may bathe wearing one of the facility's tattoo stickers. Women with fashion tattoos are allowed on a trial basis.
Pay Cash, credit cards, QUICPay, transport IC cards, PayPay, LINE Pay, Alipay and UnionPay.
Towels Admission includes loungewear and a towel set (and the ¥150 bathing tax).
Checked against the official website on 28 September 2026
Getting here
東京都新宿区歌舞伎町1-1-2 テルマー湯 新宿店
Kabukicho, Tokyo, Japan
Show the Japanese address to a taxi driver or ask at the building.
Visit the official websitePrices, bookings and rules are on the facility's own site, often in Japanese