sauna and cold plunge · Kabukichō, Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan
Thermae-yu
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The super sento in the middle of Shinjuku nightlife: onsen water trucked in from Naka-Izu, six indoor baths, an open-air bath and saunas, open around the clock.
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Venue information
- Address
- 1-1-2 Kabukichō, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 160-0021
- Neighbourhood
- Kabukichō, Shinjuku
- City
- Tokyo, Japan
- Status
- Open
- Access
- Drop-in, Day pass
Features
- Type
- Public bath
- Heat
- Onsen / hot springsFinnish saunaSteam room
- Cold
- Cold plunge
- Setting
- Urban
- Access
- Drop-inDay pass
- Social model
- Gender separated
- Amenities
- Treatments and massageRestaurant / bar
How it works
Reported: open 24 hours; hot-spring water drawn from 1 500 m underground in Naka-Izu and carried to Shinjuku; six indoor baths plus an open-air bath, saunas and stone-spa rooms; some baths are women-only. Area and capacity not published.
Drop-in day admission with a night surcharge, not a timed session.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Thermae-yu?
Thermae-yu is at 1-1-2 Kabukichō, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 160-0021, in Tokyo, Japan.
What does Thermae-yu have?
The published features include onsen / hot springs, finnish sauna, steam room, cold plunge, treatments and massage and restaurant / bar.
How does access to Thermae-yu work?
The published access models include drop-in and day pass. Check the current schedule and conditions on the official site before visiting.
Is Thermae-yu open?
The status recorded by Bathhouse is: Open. The research was updated on 2026-09-01; confirm recent changes with the operator directly.
About this research
Desk research updated on 2026-09-01; anything the operator has not published stays open. Bathhouse separates what the operator publishes from what was measured on a visit, and leaves unverified fields empty.