The Top 10 Onsen (Hot Springs) in the Tokyo Area

A natural Japanese hot spring facility known as a "onsen" () can take many different forms and sizes but often includes an indoor or outdoor bathing area. Onsens are typically found in conjunction with hotels, traditional ryokans, or bed & breakfasts when visiting Japan. You have already met the sighting of an onsen if you have already seen the symbol! Because Japan is a volcanically active country, these hot springs frequently employ the natural hot water produced by geothermally heated springs. These hot springs provide a variety of health advantages for the skin and body, including the relief of muscle pain, chronic fatigue, and stress, as well as the treatment of skin conditions.

 

Tokyo Odaiba Oedo Onsen Monogatari (Tokyo)

1. Tokyo Odaiba Oedo Onsen Monogatari (Tokyo)

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Natural hot springs that are 1,400 meters underground are the main draw. There are 14 different varieties of onsen in addition to separate ones for men and women. It's common to unwind inside the building while donning a yukata.

1) Business hours: Everyday (11:00 AM ~ 9:00 AM), (9 o’clock the next morning)
2) Phone: 03-5500-1126
3) Price: Adult: 2,480 JPY, Child: 1,000 JPY, Weekends and holidays 2,680 yen
4) Website: www.ooedoonsen.jp

【公式】大江戸温泉物語グループ｜癒しの温泉宿・旅館

 

Tokyo Dome Natural Onsen Spa LaQua 8

2. Tokyo Dome Natural Onsen Spa LaQua 8 (Tokyo)

The onsen facilities include a range of low-temperature saunas, a leisure area, and eateries in addition to an open-air bath and a sizable public bath. You may unwind for the day at this onsen, which has a resort-like feel.

1) Business hours

Everyday, 11:00am-9:00am (the next day), 11:00am-11:30pm (Baden Zone)

Opening times may vary afterwards depending on the facility since some areas will only be open to women so please check the homepage

2) Phone: 03-3817-4173
3) Price: Adult: 2,634 JPY, Child: 1,836 JPY, Additional surcharge on late-night and holiday usage
4) Website: www.laqua.jp

ラクーア - LaQua

 

Bade and Natural Onsen – Toshima-en Niwa-no-Yu (Tokyo)

3. Bade and Natural Onsen – Toshima-en Niwa-no-Yu (Tokyo)

No one younger than a junior high school student is allowed in this onsen, which is intended for adults. The Bade Pool, a conventional sauna, a spa, a stone sauna, dining options, and a natural onsen are all present in addition to the location.  
1) Business hours: Everyday (10:00 AM ~ 11:00 PM)
2) Phone: 03 -3990-4126
3) Price
Adult: 2,310 JPY, Elementary school kids and younger children and children under 12 yrs old are not allowed in the facility. We ask you to show your ID card.

 

Nikko Yumoto Onsen (Nikko)

4. Nikko Yumoto Onsen (Nikko)

According to the nation, this is the number one onsen location. When compared to the activity near the station, the serene and tranquil onsen village is a completely different environment. It's also perfect for Oku-Nikko as a venue to do activities.

1) Phone: 0288-53-3795

2) Website: www.jnto.go.jp

日本政府観光局（JNTO） - Japan National Tourism Organization

 

Yamato no Yu

5. Yamato no Yu (Narita)

An attractive modern onsen with a day-trip-friendly exterior. For adults seeking a healing environment, there are 8 large and tiny outdoor baths, Japanese restaurants that reflect the four seasons, a gym, and other amenities.

1) Business hours: Everyday (10:00 AM ~ 10:00 PM)

2) Phone: 0476-28-8111

3) Price: Adult: 700 JPY, Children under elementary school age are not allowed to enter the facility

4) Website: www.yamatonoyu.com

大和の湯 – 千葉県の日帰り天然温泉

 

Shibu Onsen

6. Shibu Onsen (Nagano)

The town's onsen are all directly derived from hot springs. Take a stroll through the village or participate in "Kyu-to Meguri," a tour of the nine outdoor baths in an authentic setting with a wide range of hot spring qualities. Jigokudani Yaen-Koen (Monkey Park) is close by. For more information, go here.

1) Phone: 0269-33-2921

2) Price: Varies depending on the facility

3) Website: www.shibuonsen.net

信州 渋温泉

 

Shirahone Onsen

7. Shirahone Onsen (Nagano)

Shirahone Onsen is a hot spring town surrounded by thick woodland and the Yukawa Valley, and it is packed with a rustic charm. There are ten springs in the town, and each inn offers a unique experience of the waters' subtle differences.
1) Business hours: Everyday (12:00 AM ~ 12:00 AM)

2) Phone: 0263-93-3251
3) Price: Free
4) Website: www.shirahone.org

信州・白骨温泉【公式】

 

Nozawa Onsen

8. Nozawa Onsen (Nagano)

Numerous varieties of hot springs, as well as outdoor baths, foot spas, and day trip amenities, may be enjoyed at this location, which received two stars in the Michelin Green Guide Japan.

1) Phone: 0269-85-3111

2) Price: Varies depending on the facility
3) Website: nozawakanko.jp

NOZAWAONSEN PORTAL

 

Hakone-en Garden

9. Hakone-en Garden (Hakone)

This resort complex offers an aquarium as well as traditional handcraft studios, along with shopping and outdoor activities. You can completely appreciate the stunning scenery and take in the vista of Mt. Fuji from Lake Ashi.
1) Phone: 0460-83-1151
2) Price: Free, Hakone-en Aquarium: Adults – 1500 yen, Children – 750 yen

 

Hakone Hot Spring Town

10. Hakone Hot Spring Town (Hakone)

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With a long history of hot springs, Hakone is a place where you may enjoy soaking in natural hot springs while admiring Mount Fuji. Since Hakone has hot springs for rest, skin care, healing, and much more, you can choose a bath based on your intended usage. There are many ways to experience Hakone, whether you decide to stay overnight or make it a day excursion.

1) Phone: 0460-85-5571
2) Website: www.hakone-english.com

Japan Hakone Onsen,Hotels Guide [HAKOPITA]a

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