Hozomon Gate, Asakusa, Tokyo, at night

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Tokyo · Taito · Sento (public bathhouse)

Yudonburi Sakaeyu

天然温泉 湯どんぶり栄湯

This photo shows the area, not this facility.

TattoosTattoos OKAs stated on the official site.Day visitYesAs stated on the official site.Private bathNot statedThe official site doesn't say. That isn't a no — ask before you go.

Official site: http://www.sakaeyu.com · Checked 2026-10-29 · English name is our romanization

Can I get in with tattoos?

Tattoos OK

当店はタトゥ、入れ墨があってもお楽しみいただけます。

You are welcome to enjoy our baths even if you have tattoos.

Source: https://sakaeyu.com/faq/ · Checked 2026-10-29

Can I visit just for the bath?Day visits, without staying overnight

Day visitors can bathe

Price
  • Adults (13 and over, including junior high school students) (大人(13歳以上・中学生)): ¥600
  • Children (elementary school, ages 7–12) (中人(7~12歳かつ小学生以上)): ¥200
  • Children (小人): ¥100
Hours
Weekdays and Saturdays 2:00 pm – 11:00 pm (last entry 10:30 pm); Sundays and holidays noon – 11:00 pm (last entry 10:30 pm)
Closed
Wednesdays (regular closed day) (定休日 水曜日)
平日・土曜 14:00-23:00(最終受付22:30)

Open 2:00 pm – 11:00 pm on weekdays and Saturdays (last entry 10:30 pm).

Source: https://sakaeyu.com/ · Checked 2026-10-29
日曜・祭日 12:00-23:00(最終受付22:30)

Open noon – 11:00 pm on Sundays and public holidays (last entry 10:30 pm).

Source: https://sakaeyu.com/ · Checked 2026-10-29
■定休日 水曜日

Regular closed day: Wednesday.

Source: https://sakaeyu.com/ · Checked 2026-10-29
大人(13歳以上・中学生) / 600円

Adults (13 and over, including junior high school students): 600 yen.

Source: https://sakaeyu.com/ · Checked 2026-10-29
中人(7~12歳かつ小学生以上) / 200円

Children (elementary school, ages 7–12): 200 yen.

Source: https://sakaeyu.com/ · Checked 2026-10-29
小人 / 100円

Children: 100 yen.

Source: https://sakaeyu.com/ · Checked 2026-10-29

Is there a private bath?Private baths (kashikiri / family baths)

Not stated on the official site

The official site doesn't say either way. That isn't the same as "no" — it's worth asking the facility before you go.