南青山 清水湯

Been visiting this place for a couple of years now everytime I am in Tokyo. It's clean, reasonable, not so crowded, provided with good facilities and staff. You just have to be cautious of some bitchy japanese senior ladies. Two or 3 regulars will look at you as if they own the place and you are an outcast. Nonetheless, it's a relaxing place to

A really great sento option while out and about. The towel and soap purchases are cheap but I think the additional cost for the sauna isn’t worth it, so I only paid to use the baths. There are four different baths in the women’s section excluding the sauna. The jets are STRONG, I could only manage the weakest one and even then I felt like it was pushing me around quite a bit. The locker space is a little small and can get crowded but nothing too bad. It also smells really nice in the entryway when you first enter the reception area from outside. There wasn’t any English from what I could see when purchasing your tickets, if you can’t read Japanese you’ll either have to use google translate when purchasing your tickets or possibly speak to staff (I don’t know if they speak English for certain, I spoke to them in Japanese as a note). There’s a small rest area for afterwards with a good drink selection from the vending machines. I had already bought a ramune ticket when I paid for the bath entrance and towel but next time I will try some of the milks. They also have some merch available at the front desk.

While turning the corner near the Porsche store, this Sento place unexpectedly reveals itself in the heart of Aoyama. Situated in one of Tokyo's chic and luxurious neighborhoods, the space is limited, but it offers four types of baths and a relaxing sauna. The temperature of the sauna is not very high, but it automatically throws water approximately every 15 minutes. I prefer a quiet sauna, but this one has a TV, and they do not prohibit chatting in the bath. Still, it's a comfortable experience, and the atmosphere provides an energizing vibe. The place is not too expensive, but every visit inspires me to move forward and keep myself going.

It is cheap, just 510 but shampoo need buy from counter or bring your own one. Also the hair dryer need pay per use

I was poorly prepared, meaning I did not have any towels or soap and shampoo with me. Ended up buying a cute blue towel on the premises and my friends shared soap with me. It's a rather small public bath, but has enough to offer. The admission price was cheap, water temperature was not too hot, there were massaging bubbles that I love, both hot and cold tubs. It was not too crowded on Sunday. Spent about 2 hours there. Wonderful experience. My friends and I got very hungry afterwards. Have not used sauna (extra fee and I do not tolerate high temperatures well).