Tokyo’s most famous onsen is undoubtedly Oedo Onsen Monogatari in Odaiba. Its attraction is a combination of easy access, a multitude of services, and Edo-style amusement arcade designed with young people and foreigners in mind (how many other onsen have an area where you can throw ninja stars?).

Despite the veneer of artificialness, it is a natural onsen with the water pumped up from 1,400 meters underground. There is also a “Doctor Fish” foot bath where you sit with your legs dangling in the water and let small fish nibble at the dead skin on your feet.

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Getting there
A 2-minute walk from Tokyo Telecom Center Station on the Yurikamome Line or 7-minutes by free shuttle bus from Tokyo Teleport Station on the Rinkai Line (departs every 15 minutes)
Details
11:00-9:00 (the next day). Open all year round
~¥2,800 yen on weekdays, ~¥3,000 on weekends. Children ~¥1,000. Discounts available after 6pm.
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