Tokyo Onsens

Very relaxing and calm experience. There is a lot of things to do the at the onsen place 5 hours isn’t enough all of the activities there. The water hot springs is not too hot or cold when dip in. Everyone there has their own thing that you won’t feel concious.

It was easy to find because it was close to exit A1 of Kasuga Station. The night view of Tokyo Dome City was also wonderful, and I liked the Asian resort-style facilities and sauna at Healing Bade, as well as the hot springs. There were various types of showers, dryers, and cosmetics, so it was fun to choose and use them. There was also a place selling convenient goods in the relaxation area, which was convenient. Healing Bade is open until 11:30 PM, so if you are entering late in the evening and want to use it until late at night and in the morning, I recommend experiencing Healing Bade first. The stone sauna was very good, and I also liked the mirrors and sofas between each hot sauna space, and the cool spaces with jellyfish. There were also a few saunas in the hot spring facilities, so I could warm up and enjoy each hot spring and open-air bath. Among them, my aunt said that the Finnish sauna in the open-air bath had a sauna feeling like the one in Frozen, so it was charming ^^ I also liked that I could go sightseeing in conjunction with Tokyo Dome City. I recommend it.

Wow!!!! What a fantastic experience. We ended our 10 day trip with a traditional Onsen that was tattoo friendly and it was absolutely amazing. Alisa was a Great host and made everything perfect! We cannot recommend highly enough. Thankyou 🇯🇵♥️

After the bath, we wore our Yukatas(easy-Kimono) and had our complimentary drink upstairs. The atmosphere in the lounge was so warm and lively—some friendly locals were even singing karaoke! It was an unforgettable, cozy experience.