Private onsen in Tokyo
4 places in Tokyo have a kashikiri, a private bath you book for yourselves. 3 of them take day visitors for it. At a ryokan it often comes with a stay, so check before you go.
- 4with a private bath
- 3bookable on a day visit
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- First OnsenWhat to bring and what to do
- Tattoo GuideThe rules, and where they bend
- Mixed Bathing GuideHow mixed bathing works today
- Facility TypesOnsen, sento, ryokan and the rest
- Onsen extremesThe hottest, most acidic, most mineral springs
- Onsen GlossaryWords you'll see on curtains and certificates
- BlogStories from the baths
Find a bath
- Onsen areasOnsen towns and valleys, with every bath in them
- MapEvery onsen we know, on one map
- SearchBy name, town or mood
- Tattoo-friendly onsenPlaces that let in visible tattoos, by area
- Private onsenA bath just for the two of you, or the family
- Konyoku by prefectureMixed baths, prefecture by prefecture
- Onsen near a cityTokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, Sapporo, Kanazawa
Collect
Learn
- First OnsenWhat to bring and what to do
- Tattoo GuideThe rules, and where they bend
- Mixed Bathing GuideHow mixed bathing works today
- Facility TypesOnsen, sento, ryokan and the rest
- Onsen extremesThe hottest, most acidic, most mineral springs
- Onsen GlossaryWords you'll see on curtains and certificates
- BlogStories from the baths