Compact but with a lot of variety: almost every bath has bubbles, even the cold and the brown one. Bilingual signs and an owner who speaks some English make it one of the best first onsen to try in Tokyo.
Price550–600 yen (official site not yet updated to the Aug-2026 Tokyo rate) · +600 yen sauna · 200 yen child
HoursWeekdays/Sat 14:00–23:00 · Sun/holidays 12:00–23:00 (last entry 22:30) · closed Wednesdays
TattoosWelcome
Getting there13 min walk from Minowa Station (Exit 3), Hibiya Line
What you get5 baths · 2 single tubs · sauna · outdoor area · 3 massage jets · massage service · shampoo and soap provided
For First-TimersFor A Sunny DayTattoo-FriendlyWith Sightseeing
A special Onsen near Asakusa, in an area called Oku-Asakusa, north of Sensoji. Yudonburi Sakae-yu isn’t overly huge but it is a bigger warm-bath facility which was revamped and renovated in 2017. There are three types of bath - medical, jet and electric - plus a sauna. Although a natural hot spring, the facility itself is a sento, a downtown-style public bath.
The following description is based on the male facilities!
The sauna can occupy 8 people. It has 2 benches. A television with audio. The temperature is 90 degrees.
The heat is from an oven | TV available with audio | No seat pads are provided
Indoor:
Hot Bath (w/special ingredient): 42.4°C, 2-3 ppl | Jet Bath: 41.5°C, 1 laying, 1 sitting, 1 standing, 1 micro bubble, 1 electric, 6-8 ppl | Warm-temperature Carbonated Bath: 32°C, 3-4 ppl
Outdoor (open-air):
Cold (Bubble) Bath: 18°C, 3ppl | Silky Bath: 40°C, 4-6 ppl incl. 2 Single Bath Tubs
(Sun) Lounger: n/a | Chairs: n/a | Benches: 3 | Ceiling: open-air but 90% covered
Hairdryers (2x, 3min 2x10 Yen Coin).
For more information, please visit the sakaeyu website