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  • Maenohara Onsen Saya-no-Yudokoro
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    4.0
    236 Reviews
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Tokyo Itabashi-ku Maenochou 3-41-1
    This day-trip onsen facility allows guests to enjoy real hot spring water fed non-stop directly from a natural source while still being in Tokyo. Using a renovated old Japanese home that was built in 1946, the attractive onsen has a relaxed, nostalgic ambience. There are fourteen types of baths with greenish brown mineral water, including the rotenburo (outdoor bath) that is surrounded by greenery, the indoor bath with highly concentrated carbonic spring water, and two saunas. The restaurant is also popular as guests can enjoy soba (Japanese buckwheat noodles) and set meals while gazing out at the kare-san-sui dry landscape that recreates a Showa-era garden. The closest station is Shimura-sakaue Station.

    The onsen is just an hour away from Shinjuku by trains. It is small but new and clean. It is not touristic and has less people there, so it is quiet and relaxing. A few outdoor hot baths and a...

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  • Itabashi Tennen Onsen Spadio
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    3.5
    14 Reviews
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Tokyo Itabashi-ku Miyamotocho 49-4
    "A day-use bathhouse which takes great pride in its natural hot spring waters drawn from 1,500 meters underground. The light brown waters come from an ancient sea dating to between two million and 130 thousand years ago and as such are what are called ""fossil water."" The sodium chloride highly saline spring contains an abundance of salt and organic compounds. Its waters have a slipper feel and are said to promote post-illness recovery and treat such ailments as nerve pain, chronic digestive diseases, and chronic women's diseases. The bathhouse is located an eight-minute walk from Itabashihoncho Station on the Toei Mita Line. Free shuttle buses operate out of Nishidai Station on the Mita Line and Tokiwadai Station on the Tobu Tojo Line."

    ・入館料(2,260円→1,840円) で利用させていただきました。 ※クーポンはインターネットで簡単に取得可能です。土・日・祝は2,260→1,840円、平日は2,260→1,420円とかなりお得です。 ・都営地下鉄三田線「板橋本町」駅から徒歩約8分、東武東上線「ときわ台」駅から徒歩約17分(バスあります)の住宅街にひっそりとその巨大なスパ「板橋天然温泉...

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  • Toshimaen Niwa no Yu
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Tokyo Nerima-ku Koyama 3-25-1
    This adults-only bathhouse overlooks a tranquil, 1,200-tsubo Japanese garden by renowned Japanese landscape designer Kenzo Ogata. You can enjoy a moment of bliss in one of six bathing areas, which include an outdoor bath in a natural spring surrounded by a Japanese garden, a bedrock bath, bade zone, sauna and relaxation area, and savor specialty cuisine in the restaurant, bar counter and lounge.
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  • Times spa Resta
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Tokyo Met. Toshima-ku Higashikebukuro 4-chome 25-9
  • Tokiwa Health Onsen
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Tokyo Itabashi-ku Nakadai 1-25-5
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