Togoshi Ginza Onsen

Japan has a huge culture of soaking in hot springs called onsens - this grew to be one of my absolute favorite parts of Japanese culture! During my time living there, I found myself visiting my local onsen at least twice a week (not kidding!). I found it to be the perfect way to spend alone time, relax, and fully reset. Japan is home to over 25,000 onsens and it is deeply engrained into Japanese culture. It's not uncommon in Japan for friends, families, or couples to take weekend trips to visit an onsen and its surrounding areas. Known for healing properties, a way to decompress and rejuvenate, and an escape from busy city life - it's a must-try when in Japan!

A guide for characteristic public bath in Tokyo. Public bath culture in Japan, or "sento," offers a communal space for relaxation and connection. Rooted in tradition, these baths emphasize hygiene and well-being, inviting locals and visitors alike to unwind and experience the soothing embrace of warm water. This guide suitable for those want to explore & experience public bath in Tokyo, immersing in their traditional culture.

November 11, 12 November 19, 21 Saturday No Reservation