Tokyo Chofu City
Natural Hot Spring Sengawa Yukemuri no Sato
A city oasis that soothes both body and mind with beautifying natural hot springs and authentic sauna
- Natural Hot Spring
- Sauna Available
- Cold Bath Available
About Natural Hot Spring Sengawa Yukemuri no Sato
"Natural Hot Spring Sengawa Yukemuri no Sato" is a day-use hot spring facility in Chofu, Tokyo. After working up a full sweat in the sauna, where powerful heat fills the room, a crisp, cold water bath gently cools and tightens your overheated body. In the open-air area, you will find a variety of baths, including a clear natural hot spring rock bath rich in natural moisturizing ingredients and a silky bath filled with tiny bubbles that envelop your entire body. The facility also features a time-unlimited bedrock bathing area made with natural stones, one of the largest manga corners in the area, and a restaurant, allowing you to spend a full day relaxing and unwinding away from the bustle of the city.
Hot SpringONSEN
Large Bath
A clear, pure, beautifying bath rich in metasilicic acid, a natural moisturizing ingredient. In the open-air rock bath, where the white wood roof creates a distinctly Japanese atmosphere, you can enjoy the soothing outdoor breeze while taking in the blue sky during the day and the moon at night, fully savoring the hot spring experience. In addition, the silky bath, where tiny bubbles envelop your entire body, and the highly carbonated spring, whose pleasant stimulation loosens stiff muscles, offer a wide variety of bathing options for refreshing both body and mind.
SaunaSAUNA
Dry Sauna
A popular dry sauna known for its invigorating sensation, where powerful heat fills the room and lets you work up a sweat in no time. The spacious interior promotes thorough perspiration and helps enhance the body’s detox effect. In this quiet space, you can focus deeply on yourself and enjoy a profound sense of relaxation.
Sengendo
A women-only steam bath lined with bakuhanseki, a mineral stone said to support beauty and wellness. Wrapped in abundant steam rich in negative ions, you can truly relax. Salt is also provided in the room, helping you sweat away fatigue and leaving your skin smooth.
Cold BathCOLD BATH
Cold Plunge Bath
After working up a good sweat in the sauna, cool and tighten your whole body in the crisp, cold plunge bath. By gently cooling down your overheated body, it helps give your skin a firmer feel and leads into a deeply satisfying totonou experience during the subsequent outdoor air bath.
Hot Stone SpaHOT STONE SPA
Bedrock Bath -Surga-
A bedrock bathing area made with a variety of natural stones such as hokutolite, shoseki, and tourmaline, with free entry and no time limit. The temperature and humidity are kept at levels that are easy to enjoy even for those who are not fond of high-temperature saunas, while far-infrared rays warm you from deep within and encourage profuse sweating. It can be used by men and women together in special attire, and the relaxation space is equipped with TV-equipped reclining chairs and one of the largest manga corners in the area, allowing you to enjoy a full day of relaxed detoxing.
Facility Information
- Address
- 〒182-0003 2-11-2 Wakabacho, Chofu City, Tokyo
- Business Hours
- 10:00〜00:00
Irregular Holidays
- Closed Days
- Irregular Holidays
- Gender Access
- Gender Separated
- Tattoo Policy (Communal Bath)
- No Tattoos
Guests with tattoos or body art of any size, including stickers, are not permitted.
- Official Website
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