Category: FAQ

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).

Adults: 550 yen, teenagers (ages 6 to 12, elementary school students): 200 yen, children (ages under 6, preschoolers): 100 yen. If you use the sauna, an additional fee will be charged. Please check the information for the bathhouse you are using for details.

Please use the lockers in the changing room (coin lockers, returnable lockers, etc. vary depending on the bathhouse). Large luggage may not be stored at the front desk. Please note that you are responsible for any theft or loss of valuables, so please bring the bare minimum with you.

Yes. The method and fees vary depending on the bathhouse, such as coin-operated or managed by the front desk.

Towels (small and large), body soap and shampoo (provided), face wash, hair ties (for long hair), makeup remover and lotion if necessary. Some bathhouses sell or rent these items.

The standard is 30 to 60 minutes. Sauna users tend to spend an additional 20 to 40 minutes in the bath.

As long as you follow the rules of “rinsing your body with water before entering the bath,” “not putting your hair or towels in the bath,” and “tying up long hair,” you’ll be fine.