Hiki stargazing sauna is a reservation-based sauna on the fifth floor of the Nekoyacho Building in Naka-ku, where guests heat up while looking out on a small courtyard garden and cool off in a semi-outdoor rest area under the sky. The sauna has a cold plunge, and sessions are men's by default with ladies' days on Mondays and Friday daytimes. Tattoos are accepted, swimwear is optional, and groups of up to nine can hire the whole space.
Sauna kai is a 24-hour sauna just off the Hondori shopping arcade in Naka-ku, two minutes from Hondori tram stop. The second floor holds a shared public sauna with a rest area, and the third floor has private sauna rooms for hire. Women are welcome, tattoos are accepted, and towels, toiletries, ponchos and swimsuits are lent free of charge. Guests may pour diluted aroma water on the stones, and every sauna room has an emergency call button.
Hiki stargazing sauna is a reservation-based sauna on the fifth floor of the Nekoyacho Building in Naka-ku, where guests heat up while looking out on a small courtyard garden and cool off in a semi-outdoor rest area under the sky. The sauna has a cold plunge, and sessions are men's by default with ladies' days on Mondays and Friday daytimes. Tattoos are accepted, swimwear is optional, and groups of up to nine can hire the whole space.
Sauna kai is a 24-hour sauna just off the Hondori shopping arcade in Naka-ku, two minutes from Hondori tram stop. The second floor holds a shared public sauna with a rest area, and the third floor has private sauna rooms for hire. Women are welcome, tattoos are accepted, and towels, toiletries, ponchos and swimsuits are lent free of charge. Guests may pour diluted aroma water on the stones, and every sauna room has an emergency call button.