Immerse Yourself in Traditional Japanese Culture at Hisamatsuyu
Discover relaxation and cultural heritage at Hisamatsuyu, a traditional sento in Nerima City, Tokyo, perfect for tourists seeking authentic experiences.
Nestled in the heart of Nerima City, Tokyo, Hisamatsuyu stands as a beautiful sento, or traditional public bath, that offers a unique glimpse into Japan's bathing culture. This tranquil oasis invites both locals and tourists to step away from the hustle and bustle of city life and immerse themselves in the soothing warmth of the baths. Open daily from 11 AM to 11 PM, Hisamatsuyu provides a serene environment where visitors can unwind and rejuvenate after a long day of sightseeing. The architecture of the sento reflects traditional Japanese design, creating a harmonious space that enhances the overall experience. At Hisamatsuyu, guests can enjoy various bathing options, including indoor and outdoor pools, each filled with mineral-rich water believed to have healing properties. The atmosphere is peaceful, allowing visitors to soak in the calming environment while embracing the cultural significance of communal bathing. The experience is further enriched by the opportunity to interact with locals, who often frequent the baths, providing an authentic experience that showcases the importance of sento in Japanese society. For those looking to explore beyond the baths, Nerima City offers a range of attractions, including parks, temples, and shopping areas. However, the highlight remains Hisamatsuyu, where the blend of relaxation and cultural immersion creates an unforgettable experience. As you leave the sento, you’ll not only feel rejuvenated but also deeply connected to the rich traditions of Japan.
Local tips
- Bring your own toiletries, as they are not provided on-site.
- Familiarize yourself with sento etiquette, such as washing before entering the baths.
- Visit during off-peak hours for a more tranquil experience.
- Consider trying the outdoor baths for a unique experience, especially during cooler months.
- Check for any seasonal events or special offerings that may enhance your visit.
A brief summary to Hisamatsuyu
- 4 Chome-32-15 Sakuradai, Nerima City, 4 Chome Sakuradai, Tokyo, 176-0002, JP
- +813-3991-5092
- Visit website
- Monday 11 am-11 pm
- Wednesday 11 am-11 pm
- Thursday 11 am-11 pm
- Friday 11 am-11 pm
- Saturday 11 am-11 pm
- Sunday 11 am-11 pm
Getting There
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Car
From the center of Kai, get on Route 20 heading east towards Kofu. Continue on Route 20 until you reach the junction with Route 52. Merge onto Route 52 towards Shizuoka. Follow Route 52 for approximately 30 km, then take the exit towards Tokyo on the Chuo Expressway. Continue on the expressway for about 70 km. Take the exit for Nerima and follow signs for Sakuradai. Hisamatsuyu is located at 4 Chome-32-15 Sakuradai, Nerima City, Tokyo 176-0002. Parking is available nearby, but please check for any parking fees.
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Public Transportation
From Kai, take a local train to Kofu Station. From Kofu Station, transfer to the JR Chuo Line and take a train heading towards Tokyo. Get off at Shinjuku Station. At Shinjuku Station, transfer to the Seibu Ikebukuro Line and take a train towards Ikebukuro. Get off at Sakuradai Station. From Sakuradai Station, it is a 10-minute walk to Hisamatsuyu located at 4 Chome-32-15 Sakuradai, Nerima City, Tokyo 176-0002. Be sure to check train schedules and plan for approximately 2-2.5 hours of travel time.
Attractions Nearby to Hisamatsuyu
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Nakano History and Folklore Museum
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Mitsuzoin
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Jissoin
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Toshima City Tokiwaso Manga Museum
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Nakano Shiki no Mori Park
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Happy Road Oyama Shopping Street
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Mejiro Woods
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Nakano Station North Entrance Square
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Ikebukuro Daini Park
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Hikarigaoka Park
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Za Kōenji
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Koenji Pal Shopping Street
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Nishi-Ikebukuro Park
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Nakamura Tsune Atelier Museum
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Chōsenji Temple
Landmarks nearby to Hisamatsuyu
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Shin-Okubo Korean Town
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Robert Indiana Sculpture: "LOVE"
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Tokyu Kabukicho Tower
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CHUGOKU SHIKOKU SHOKUSAI
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Shinjuku Juniso Kumano-jinja Shrine
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Shinjuku Sumitomo Building
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Ninja Trick House In Tokyo
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Godzilla Head
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Shinjuku Chuo Park
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Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building North Observatory
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Samurai Museum
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Tokyo Night & Light
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Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building
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Omoide Yokocho
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Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building South Observatory