Author: shinjuku1010

You don’t have to take a cold bath. If you don’t like it but would like to try it, start by pouring water over yourself or taking a short bath to get used to it, and avoid it if you’re not feeling well.

① Wash your body → ② Sauna (approximately 6-12 minutes) → ③ Wash off the sweat and then enter the cold bath (approximately 30 seconds to 2 minutes) → ④ Take a break 1-3 times. Please use the sauna according to your physical condition.

There is an additional charge. Whether towels and sauna mats are available for rental varies depending on the bathhouse.

Dyeing hair is prohibited inside the building as it may cause damage to drainage and other facilities.

Please refrain from bathing if you are unwell or extremely drunk.

It’s prohibited.

Don’t put it in.

It is mandatory. Please wash your body and hair in the washing area before entering the bath.

Tokyo sells a common bathing ticket (for 10 uses) that can be used at all public baths in Tokyo. Separate sauna fees and set fees vary by bath.

In addition to cash, some baths accept transportation IC cards, QR codes, credit cards, etc. (depending on the bath).