Senkyaku Banrai Toyosu Manyo Club Onsen Experience in Tokyo

The value for money is excellent. Once you arrive, you can truly relax. Everything can be accessed with just a tap of your key fob. I purchased the admission + buffet package. If you have high expectations for food, you might skip the buffet as there are other restaurants to consider. I rented a private onsen, which was very comfortable for soaking with friends. There's also a massage service, and the foot massage was incredibly relaxing. Plus, there's a foot bath area where you can soak while enjoying the night view, which is very pleasant. I stayed for one night and almost didn't want to leave.

It was definitely one for the books! Onsen is so much fun, the feeling here is super relaxing and calming! Their buffet was also totally worth it! ☺️ The facility is beautiful and it's perfect if you have a red-eye flight or arrive early in Tokyo! You can relax here first ☺️

I took the free shuttle bus from Shinbashi and returned by Yurikamome line. I enjoyed looking around Senkyakubanrai and the souvenir shops, and relaxed in the hot spring after dinner. The foot bath with the wonderful Odaiba Rainbow Bridge as scenery was fun, and the buffet was delicious. The self-made self-nabe & various sushi and Japanese food, croquettes, other dishes and desserts were all good, and the hot spring and relaxation area were also nice. The open-air bath was wonderful, and the cave-shaped hot spring in the women's hot spring was also fun. I was happy that they provided all the convenience items such as towels. I want to visit again. I recommend it.

After taking a bus from Ginza Station and walking for more than 10 minutes, I finally arrived. From the entrance, it was packed with people of various nationalities. I checked in on the 7th floor as reserved and left my large luggage at the counter. The counter explained how to use each floor. On the 7th floor, I set up the Wi-Fi and picked out my favorite clothes from the variety of sizes available and headed to the 6th floor first. After putting all my belongings in the locker, I took a bath, enjoyed the sauna, and then looked around to see what each floor had to offer. The 5th floor is the dining area, and I went to the buffet, which was pretty good. And if you're with a lady, be sure to visit the 10th floor around sunset or late at night; the atmosphere is amazing. The 2nd and 3rd floors are for sleeping and relaxing, with individual TVs. Be sure to bring your charger when you come here. There are USB, PD, and 110-volt outlets available. On the 3rd and 4th floors, there are various types of Thai and Chinese foot massages. I've been to many countries, but Korean massage is the best, and I was disappointed that there wasn't any Korean massage available. I didn't get to see everything, but I wrote down what I remembered.

Definitely worth it. So so enjoyable,i tried every bath and sauna (wich were 3 types), also liked breakfast very much (there's was buffet with variety of food: soups, salats, raw fish/calamari and roe, 2 type of rice and raw meat to make it by yourself, and several types of dessert including ice cream)

An amazing first experience of Japan's onsens. Very family friendly as we saw a lot of familes coming and going. It's nice and quiet, relaxing and theraputic. The semi outdoor onsen (enclosed with high windows) was perfect for a breeze but not too cold. The selection of yukata and samue (pj-like) were nice as well (double check which you grab!) The sauna was amazing, especially compared to ones back home. They have a steam room too! We didn't get to use the foot baths because we were enjoying the onsens so much! The buffet had a wide selection to choose from, though you might have to feel a bit adventurous. They even provided honey for our faces after we got out of the onsens to put on before showering off. Inside the locker rooms was nice too, each person with their own station to do facial and hair care. We loved the traditional Japan feel of wooden stores we walked through on our way to the building from the train station. It felt like walking around in the Feudal Era.

1) The staff was extremely kind and patient in helping guests with any problems. 2) During the New Year's holiday, the restaurant on the 5th floor specially prepared Osechi Japanese breakfast cuisine for the Japanese New Year. 3) There were also many souvenirs. I bought several types of omiyage (souvenirs). 4) The 9th-floor observation foot bath garden has beautiful scenery outside the window, which makes people feel cheerful. 5) Next to Tokyo Toyosu Manyo Club is "Toyosu Senkyakubanrai," an Edo-style storefront market.

For independent travelers, set aside a special day to relax at Senkyakubanrai, which is as incredibly therapeutic as a Korean jjimjilbang! You can experience everything from hot springs and foot massages to bedrock baths. Plus, there's a 360-degree panoramic foot bath on the rooftop, offering a delightful experience as you soak and enjoy the scenery. Comic book fans shouldn't miss out either; the entire second floor is filled with comics, so you won't get bored even if you stay all day.

Purchase exclusive tickets on Klook for convenient access. Enjoy the 120-minute weekday all-you-can-eat option during the limited-time offer. The onsen facilities are comprehensive, and the rooftop observation deck's open-air foot bath offers beautiful scenery. It's a great place not far from downtown Tokyo where you can relax and unwind for the whole day!

You can take the free shuttle bus from Shimbashi directly to Manyo Onsen. It's immediately visible when you get off at Shijomae Station on the Yurikamome line. Visiting after seeing the TeamLab exhibition nearby or stopping by Odaiba would make for an enjoyable sightseeing experience. The food was delicious (the buffet, seafood donburi, and strawberry bingsu were all great), and the open-air hot springs were wonderful.