Tóquio Onsens

Very relaxing and calm experience. There are many things to do at the onsen place; 5 hours is not enough for all the activities there. The hot spring water is not too hot or cold when you dip in. Everyone there is doing their own thing, so you won't feel self-conscious.

It was close to Kasuga Station A1 exit, so I found it right away. The night view of Tokyo Dome City was wonderful, and the Asian resort-style facilities and jjimjilbang at Healing Bade were great, as were the hot springs. There were various types of showers, dryers, and cosmetics to choose from, which was fun, and there was also a shop selling convenient items for use in the relaxation area, which was very handy. Healing Bade operates until 11:30 PM, so for those who enter late in the evening and want to use it until late night and morning, I recommend experiencing Healing Bade first. The stone sauna jjimjil was excellent, and it was nice to have cool spaces with mirrors, sofas, and jellyfish between each hot jjimjil area. The hot spring facilities also had several saunas, allowing me to warm up comfortably and enjoy each hot spring and open-air bath. Among them, the open-air bath had a Finnish-style sauna that felt like the sauna from Frozen, which was very atmospheric ^^. It was also great that I could combine it with sightseeing at Tokyo Dome City. I highly 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.