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"Part of the Open Air Museum. The Public Bathhouse "Kodakara-yu" (1929) was relocated from Senju Motomachi in Adachi Ward for preservation at the Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum. Kodakara-yu’s lively décor and temple-like appearance makes it a definitive example of the “Tokyo-style bathhouse.”"

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Address

2 Chome-9 Sekinocho, Koganei, Tokyo 184-0001, Japan

Website

http://www.tatemonoen.jp/

Phone

+81 42-388-3300