Sakura Onsen is a modern hot spring in Tokyo that uses real hot spring water. It also includes a traditional restaurant, where you can sit on Japanese tatami mats, a relaxation zone to chill out and massage services. Plus, you can get a haircut if you really want to!
Budget travel tips
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Save some money by bringing your own modesty towel and bath towel.
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Free water fountains inside, so don’t worry about buying drinks.
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Use the free shuttle bus (to Sugamo station) after. Timetable is at the front desk.
How to get there
From Shinjuku/Tokyo station – Take the JR Yamanote line (green circular JR line) to Sugamo station (すがも/巣鴨) (15 minutes, 160 yen).
By Metro (subway) – Take the Mita line (blue Metro line) to Komagome (こまごめ/駒込) station or take the Namboku line (green Metro line) to Sugamo (すがも/巣鴨) station.
Sakura Onsen can be tricky to find from the station, so please check the map below for the route.
Information
Opening times: 10am to 11pm
Cost: Adults 1260 yen, Children 735 yen
Map
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