Price clarification: 500 yen gives access up to 3F, public bath, 3 hours 990 yen gives the above + access to the sauna, which is located inside the public bath. The small green towel is your “key” to entering the sauna 220 yen gives you a towel 1790 (or 1990 weekends) yen gives access to Raku Spa, located on the 4F Went for the public bath and 500 yen in the middle of Tokyo is not bad. Went at 7pm and it was crowded, but did not have to wait for spots to open up. Has three different baths with different temps (basically hot, very warm, and very cold). The “lounge” offers food and drinks which were costly, so we did not buy these. Overall, I think 500 yen for just the public bath is worth it.

It is a nice and convenient public bath. The price is reasonable, I paid ¥740 for 3 hours (more than enough time) and to rent a towel. The opening hours are also a lot better than many other public baths in the area. It was quite busy though. My only concern was that there was CCTV in the changing rooms which made me feel a bit uncomfortable.

no tattoos allowed? foreigners are not in gangs just cause we have tattoos. grandmas have tattoos of butterflies and flowers and are not allowed here cause they think they are in a gang

A good place with friendly staff and clean facilities. For the price it is damn nice. Sleeping is in a very nice lounge facility with lots of room, however some areas could be better like the cheap floor mattresses and lack of pillows. Facemasks and earplugs provided. Bathing facilities are simple but good, with 2 hot baths 1 cold bath and a sauna, no extra goodies in the wash area. Negatives: closing time is 8am sharp and everyone has to leave. At 7am they start making announcements that are hard to sleep through. Please consider not having those announcements so early.

The don't accept people with tattoos. They don't even accept covered tattoos. Such a shame because it s in the middle of Tokyo and it attracts younger people. I would be expecting them to be more accepting. Anyway their loss...

Contrary to the description, this is no super sento but rather a sento that so happens to feature several floors of amenities. The baths themselves are nothing special, although the (red?) mineral water was a nice touch. There's a floor for massages at the very bottom and for an extra fee, you can access the top floor lounge which features an extensive manga library for the cultured eye. It's a tad bit expensive for what little you get, but I enjoyed my time here with some friends.

Not to bad place , 500 yen for public Bath they have shampoo etc , you may need to rent a towel. Sauna also add on cost

Everything is good but staffs are horrible. I ordered a Udon at 2F it takes 25 min to wait and other customers got their order first even though they were behind me. Staff at reception did not explain the plans as they should as well. What a shame.

Tattoo discrimination in this day and age. Very disappointing

Good place to have a shower before night flight. Reasonable price and next to JR Akihabara station.

Visited it for the hololive raku spa collab, and the staf was very helpful with me as a foreigner. They had an information brochure in English and the staff used a translation application to make sure that all the information got through.