Kairyo-Yu is a retro public bathhouse, popular with local Tokyoites. Despite being near the heart of Shibuya, you will feel a world away from it.

What to expect?

Outside of Kairyo-Yu
The entrance to Kairyo-Yu. | Photo by Jane Pipkin

From rejuvenating carbonated spring baths to refreshing cold baths, a variety of “beauty baths” are enriched with water that boasts an ion balance akin to that of natural hot springs. Having a soak in each of these baths is believed to offer numerous benefits for your skin and overall wellbeing.

Are tattoos allowed?

Yes, Kairyo-Yu is a tattoo-friendly sento.

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How much?

Entry costs ¥550 for adults, ¥400 for Junior high school students and ¥200 elementary school students. You can also pay an additional ¥450 to use the sauna.

How to get to Kairyo-Yu

It takes 10 minutes to walk to Kairyo-Yu from Shibuya Station. Alternatively, you can the Number 87 bus (to Tamachi Station) from Shibuya Station to Shibuya Shako-mae. From there, it is a 2-minute walk.