Top Tokyo Thermal Spas & Hot Springs

A rejuvenating escape awaits with a private Japanese enzyme bath at kunistyle Enzyme SPA in Ginza. Guests can unwind in serene, dedicated rooms, free from public distractions, while the soothing properties of high quality ingredients like cypress and rice bran work wonders on travel fatigue. The English-speaking staff ensures a comfortable experience for international visitors, making this ideal for solo female travelers and couples alike. Licensed professionals provide personalized care in a tranquil setting, enhancing your wellness journey with an unforgettable service.

Visit Mt. Takao on a full-day hiking tour from Takaosanguchi Station in Hachiōji, western Tokyo. With a private guide just for your group, you’ll first visit a temple where people pray for good fortune. Hike along the trails to the summit, where Mt. Fuji can be seen on a clear day. The route back down includes a stop at an onsen for a relaxing soak in these Japanese hot springs.

Cultural norms can make it difficult for travelers with tattoos to find an onsen that welcomes them. This private service gives you tickets and directions to an onsen in central Tokyo that welcomes patrons with tattoos. Enjoy this Japanese pastime without feeling excluded or embarrassed. Men and women can use the outdoor baths on alternate days, while the indoor baths can be used at any time.

Escape the stresses of the Tokyo city streets with this scalp massage experience at a salon specifically designed with women’s comfort in mind—men are welcome if they’ve got a female chaperone. Enjoy a gentle, warming scalp massage, a hair treatment to nourish your strands, and the privacy you need for complete relaxation.

Immerse yourself in the authentic Japanese sento experience at a retro bathhouse in Shinjuku, Tokyo, built in 1954. This local favorite, not a tourist spa, offers a unique glimpse into the bathing culture. A bilingual guide will introduce you to the essentials of sento etiquette, including how to navigate shoe lockers and washing areas. Discover the fascinating history behind the iconic Mount Fuji murals, the role of sento in postwar communities, and the tradition of enjoying bottled milk after a soak. Whether you choose to bathe or relax with a drink, this hour-long experience is perfect for beginners wanting to connect with local customs.

[Please note]: At this time, this experience is available for male guests only. We are actively working to make this experience available with a female guide in the future. Experience Japan’s bathing culture in the most authentic way during your stay in Tokyo. Join a local guide in the same hot spring and learn onsen manners firsthand. Before bathing, enjoy a short lesson on towel use, washing etiquette, and basic do’s and don’ts. Afterward, relax with a drink and chat about Japanese life and culture. Entry and towel rental are included, and a tattoo-friendly bathhouse is carefully selected.

Indulge in a personalized beauty experience in Tokyo, where you can select any three beauty treatments tailored to your preferences. Following a pre-counseling session, all salon reservations are expertly handled for you, ensuring a seamless day of pampering. With hotel pickup and drop-off included, enjoy hassle-free transportation as you are escorted to each salon with English support provided. You can choose 3 beauty treatments from Nails, Eyelash extensions, Lash lift, Haircut & treatment, Eyebrow styling, Massage, Head spa, Facial and Sugaring hair removal.

A morning run through Asakusa offers a unique glimpse into Tokyo's character. Starting at Nishi-Asakusa, navigate scenic riverside paths while soaking in views of the iconic Tokyo Skytree and uncovering hidden treasures of the area. The instructor could control pitch about running. She check customers skills about runnning. average they'll run 1km per 6 until 8 mins. She always joins the contests running for 100km Led by a seasoned female marathon runner, this tour blends fitness with culture, ending with a tasty onigiri breakfast and a soothing soak in a traditional Japanese sento. It’s the perfect way to run by your legs while experiencing the heart of Tokyo before the city stirs to life.