Hot Springs Near Tokyo: Day-Trip Onsen in the Tama Area and Inns for a Night Away

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A hot spring bath (onsen, 温泉) is a big shared bath filled with spring water, and most of them are separated by gender. Tokyo has onsen that are a train ride away, and some where you can also stay the night. This guide compares 11 of them: six day-trip onsen in the Tama area and Okutama (west Tokyo), and six places where you can stay the night, from a ryokan in Shinjuku to a hotel on Izu Oshima Island. Seoto-no-yu appears in both groups. For each place you get the price, the nearest station, how to book and, because many baths refuse tattoos, the tattoo rule.

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1. Which onsen? Side-by-side tables

Depends on the facility

Prices are the official ones including tax. Where weekday and weekend prices differ, they are shown as “weekday / weekend or holiday”.

1.1 Day-trip onsen (no overnight stay)

Onsen	Nearest station	Adult fee	Tattoos
Moegi-no-yu	Okutama, 10 min walk	¥1,200	Not stated
Seoto-no-yu	Musashi-Itsukaichi, bus about 17 min	¥1,100 / ¥1,200	Refused, any size
Tsurutsuru Onsen	Musashi-Itsukaichi, bus about 20 min	¥1,050 / ¥1,150	Not stated
Tokinoirodori	Minami-Tama, 5 min walk	¥1,000 / ¥1,200	Refused, any size
Yuraku-no-sato Akishima	Haijima, 15 min walk	¥1,000 / ¥1,100	Refused
Yuraku-no-sato Kunitachi	Yagawa, 15 min walk	¥1,000 / ¥1,200	Refused

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These fees are valid to the end of October 2026. From November 1, the adult fee at Yuraku-no-sato Akishima becomes ¥1,030 / ¥1,130 and at Yuraku-no-sato Kunitachi ¥1,020 / ¥1,220. The fee at Tsurutsuru Onsen is for people who do not live in Hinode Town. Most places let you stay for 3 hours on one fee.

1.2 Places to stay the night

For two adults staying one night on Wednesday, November 18, 2026, the cheapest Rakuten Travel plan was ¥21,200 with breakfast at Manyo-no-yu Machida, and ¥30,800 with two meals at Oshima Onsen Hotel. We searched each inn on Rakuten Travel on October 6, 2026 for one room and two adults. Prices change with the date and availability.

Place to stay	Nearest station	Cheapest plan, 2 adults	Tattoos
Manyo Club Toyosu	Shijo-mae, 4 min walk	¥37,000 (breakfast)	Cover stickers
Yuen Shinjuku	Shinjuku-gyoemmae, 7 min walk	¥50,400 (room only)	Not stated
Manyo-no-yu Machida	Minami-Machida Grandberry Park, free shuttle	¥21,200 (breakfast)	Cover stickers
Seoto-no-yu (cottage)	Musashi-Itsukaichi, bus	¥30,000 (breakfast)	Refused, any size
Okutamaji	Ishigamimae, 10 min walk	¥41,400 (2 meals)	Not stated
Oshima Onsen Hotel	Port, free pick-up (reserve)	¥30,800 (2 meals)	Not stated

The meal and room type in brackets are those of the cheapest plan found. The baths of Manyo Club Toyosu and Manyo-no-yu Machida use spring water carried in by tanker truck from Hakone and Yugawara; Yuen Shinjuku’s open-air bath uses water carried from Hakone. Seoto-no-yu and Oshima Onsen Hotel use spring water that comes out of the ground at the site.

2. Can I go in with a tattoo?

Depends on the facility

Four of the eleven places refuse tattoos outright, two admit them only if covered with their own stickers, and five do not say. The rule can cover small tattoos, tattoo stickers and body paint, so read the exact wording below.

• Refused, any size, stickers too: Seoto-no-yu says it refuses anyone with a tattoo “regardless of size”, and stickers do not make it acceptable (FAQ page). Tokinoirodori says the same, including tattoo stickers and paint.
• Refused: Yuraku-no-sato Akishima and Yuraku-no-sato Kunitachi refuse tattoos and tattoo stickers. They do not refund the entrance fee.
• Allowed with cover stickers: Manyo Club Toyosu and Manyo-no-yu Machida refuse tattoos, tattoo stickers and body paint in principle. They admit you if the tattoo can be hidden by up to two of their designated cover stickers (largest size 11 cm x 20 cm each). You must wear the stickers in the whole building, not only in the bath. If the tattoo is bigger, or you refuse the stickers, you are not admitted. If you enter without telling them, you are asked to leave at once. Manyo Club Toyosu sells the stickers at the front desk for ¥110 each (tax included). The Machida rules page does not give a price.
• Not stated on the official pages checked: Moegi-no-yu, Tsurutsuru Onsen, Yuen Shinjuku, Okutamaji and Oshima Onsen Hotel. Phone before you go (numbers are in each section).

3. How do I get there?

Depends on the facility

Station names below follow the operator’s English signs where known. Details for each place are in its own section.

• Walk from a station: Tokinoirodori is about 5 minutes from Minami-Tama Station (JR Nambu Line). Moegi-no-yu is about 10 minutes from Okutama Station (JR Ome Line), and no bus is needed. Yuraku-no-sato Akishima and Kunitachi are each about 15 minutes on foot from a station.
• Bus from Musashi-Itsukaichi Station: Musashi-Itsukaichi is the end of the JR Itsukaichi Line, and Seoto-no-yu (about 17 minutes) and Tsurutsuru Onsen (about 20 minutes) are reached by Nishi-Tokyo Bus from there, so check the bus times first. The Seoto-no-yu site gives the Nishi-Tokyo Bus Itsukaichi office as the contact for times: 042-596-1611. Haijima Station to Musashi-Itsukaichi takes about 22 minutes on the Itsukaichi Line.
• Inns in the city: Manyo Club Toyosu (Yurikamome line) and Yuen Shinjuku (Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line) are walkable from stations. Manyo-no-yu Machida runs free shuttle buses from two stations.
• Okutama and the island: Okutamaji is about 10 minutes on foot from Ishigamimae Station (JR Ome Line), and the inn says it is about 90 minutes from central Tokyo. For Oshima, a high-speed jet ship from Takeshiba Pier takes about 1 hour 45 minutes and a large passenger ship about 4 hours 10 minutes.

In winter, the mountain onsen close earlier: Moegi-no-yu at 19:00 from December to March, and Seoto-no-yu at 21:00 from December to March.

4. How do I pay, book and bring children?

Depends on the facility

Day trips. Tokinoirodori says you do not need a reservation to bathe. Tsurutsuru Onsen takes reservations for its private rooms from one month ahead. Seoto-no-yu takes private-bath reservations by phone on the day. The other pages checked do not mention reservations for the baths.

Paying. Seoto-no-yu accepts Visa, Mastercard and PayPay. Tsurutsuru Onsen accepts credit cards and electronic money. Tokinoirodori accepts credit cards but not electronic money or QR payment. Yuraku-no-sato Akishima accepts cash and QR or barcode payment only, not transit IC cards or credit cards. Check the other places before you go.

Towels. Seoto-no-yu does not rent towels; it only sells them. Rental towels are available at Tokinoirodori (from ¥130) and both Yuraku-no-sato venues (¥150 for a face towel). Tsurutsuru Onsen sells towels (from ¥300).

Children. Tokyo’s ordinance bans mixed-gender bathing for people aged 7 and over, so a parent cannot take a child of 7 or older into the bath of the other gender. Manyo-no-yu Machida sets the line at 120 cm of height. Children who are not out of diapers cannot enter the large baths at Seoto-no-yu, Tokinoirodori and Manyo-no-yu Machida; Seoto-no-yu offers a private bath for them. Children in elementary school or younger cannot enter alone at Tokinoirodori and both Yuraku-no-sato venues.

Booking an inn. Book on the inn’s official site or through Rakuten Travel. The Rakuten Travel pages are in Japanese. Search for the check-in date, one night, 2 adults and 1 room (大人2名・1室), then pick a plan. Check the plan, meals and cancellation terms on the last screen. The websites of these inns do not all say whether staff speak English, so we do not state it here.

Guests also pay a bathing tax (入湯税). Manyo Club Toyosu says it collects ¥150 per adult (not for under 12) on top of the day-use fee.

5. Day-trip onsen in Tama and Okutama

5.1 Moegi-no-yu (Okutama Town)

Okutama Town

Moegi-no-yu has been closed on Fridays as well as Mondays since April 2026, “for the time being”, because the spring does not produce enough water. The fee is ¥1,200 for an adult and ¥600 for an elementary school pupil for up to 3 hours (including ¥50 bathing tax). Younger children are free. After 3 hours you pay ¥300 per hour for an adult and ¥150 for a pupil.

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The water is 100% Okutama hot spring water (methaboric acid and fluoride). From the open-air bath you can see the Tama River and the mountains. After the bath you can buy meal tickets for the 42-tatami dining hall. The foot bath is closed for now, and the men’s and women’s baths swap every month. Hours are 10:00 to 20:00 from April to November (last entry 19:00) and 10:00 to 19:00 from December to March (last entry 18:00). It is closed on Mondays (the next day if Monday is a holiday).

The bath is about 10 minutes on foot from JR Okutama Station. The car park has 40 spaces and can fill up. Large buses, microbuses and campers cannot enter; the nearby town car parks need advance booking. Tattoos: not stated on the official pages checked.

Moegi-no-yu: 119-1 Hikawa, Okutama-machi, Nishitama-gun, Tokyo. Google Maps. Phone: 0428-82-7770.

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5.2 Seoto-no-yu (Akiruno City): day trip and cottage stay

Akiruno City

Seoto-no-yu is a day-trip onsen with cottages for overnight stays. The spring comes from 1,500 m underground and is alkaline (pH 10.01); the indoor bath is free-flowing and the open-air bath is filtered and recirculated. From the open-air bath you can see the Aki River valley and the trees, and there is a sauna and a cold plunge.

Photo source: press release of Shinshiki Sozo Co., Ltd., August 3, 2026 (Japanese)

Day trip. An adult (junior high school and up) pays ¥1,100 on weekdays and ¥1,200 on weekends and holidays; an elementary school pupil pays ¥550 / ¥600; younger children are free. This covers 3 hours, and each extra hour is ¥200 for an adult and ¥100 for a pupil. Hours are 10:00 to 22:00 from April to November (last entry 21:00) and 10:00 to 21:00 from December to March (last entry 20:00). Towels are sold, not rented. You pay ¥100 for a shoe-box key at the bathing desk, and it is refunded when you leave. You can eat or shop without paying the bath fee. Children who are not out of diapers can only use a private bath, which you book by phone on the day. Closed days are on the official calendar.

Staying. There are two cottage types: a single-storey, barrier-free “Deluxe” (3 guests, 2 units) and a two-storey “Maisonette” (4 guests). The rate is set for 2 people; if one adult stays with a child, search for “2 adults”. The cottage bath is not onsen water. Guests can use the onsen from 9:45 the next morning, before the public opening. You cannot cook; you can only reheat food in a microwave. The cottages cannot be booked on closed days or the day before them. The closed days are on the official calendar.

Access: from JR Itsukaichi Line Musashi-Itsukaichi Station, take the Nishi-Tokyo Bus from stop 1 at the station bus terminal, bound for Kami-Yozawa via Seoto-no-yu (about 17 minutes), and get off at “Seoto-no-yu”. There is no shuttle bus. The free car park has 135 spaces; cottage guests have their own car park even when it is busy. Tattoos: refused, any size, stickers too.

Seoto-no-yu: 565 Otsu, Akiruno City, Tokyo. Google Maps. Phone: 042-595-2614.

Name	Seoto-no-yu
Address	565 Otsu, Akiruno City, Tokyo
Phone	042-595-2614
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5.3 Tsurutsuru Onsen (Hinode Town)

Hinode Town

The fee for people who do not live in Hinode Town is ¥1,050 for an adult on weekdays and ¥1,150 on weekends and holidays, and ¥500 / ¥600 for an elementary school pupil (within 3 hours). Each extra hour costs ¥300 for an adult and ¥100 for a pupil. An adult who enters after 18:00 on a weekday pays ¥850. Residents of Hinode Town have separate rates.

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Towels are sold: a face towel ¥300, a bath towel ¥750, a set ¥950. Clothes rental is ¥500. There are 3 private rooms (10 tatami mats, up to 6 people) at ¥1,300 per hour, bookable from one month ahead. The men’s and women’s baths swap on odd and even days. Credit cards and electronic money are accepted.

It is closed on the third Tuesday of each month (Tuesday, October 20, 2026) and twice a year for inspections. Hours are 10:00 to 20:00 (last entry 19:00). From Musashi-Itsukaichi Station, take the Nishi-Tokyo Bus bound for Tsurutsuru Onsen (about 20 minutes). On Saturdays and holidays a bus also runs from JR Ome Station (about 20 minutes). The free car park has 130 spaces. Tattoos: not stated on the official pages checked.

Tsurutsuru Onsen: 4718 Okubo, Hinode-machi, Nishitama-gun, Tokyo. Google Maps. Phone: 042-597-1126.

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5.4 Tokinoirodori (Inagi City)

Inagi City

An adult (junior high school and up) pays ¥1,000 on weekdays and ¥1,200 on weekends and holidays; a child under junior high school pays ¥520 / ¥680. The bedrock bath (for junior high school age and up) costs ¥750 on weekdays and ¥850 on weekends and holidays on top of the entrance fee. On Obon and New Year days a special price applies.

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The spring water comes from 1,700 m underground and flows freely. Shampoo, conditioner and body soap are provided, and towels can be rented for ¥130 (face), ¥220 (bath) or ¥320 (set), so you can arrive with nothing. You do not need a reservation. Children in elementary school or younger cannot enter without an adult. Credit cards work, but electronic money and QR payment do not.

Hours are weekdays 9:00 to 25:00 (1:00 a.m.) and weekends and holidays 7:00 to 25:00, with the last entry at 24:00. It is closed on the third Tuesday of March, June, September and December. The bath is about 5 minutes on foot from Minami-Tama Station (JR Nambu Line). Buses (Keio Bus, Odakyu Bus and i-Bus) stop at “Joyama Koen”, right next to the building. There is no shuttle bus. The multi-storey car park has 198 spaces and a height limit of 2.3 m. It gets very busy on weekends, holidays and in the Obon and New Year weeks, and the bath asks drivers not to wait on the road. From the Fuchu-kaido side you cannot turn right into the entrance, so approach from the Kawasaki-kaido side. Tattoos: refused, any size, including stickers and paint.

Inagi Natural Hot Spring Tokinoirodori: 6-13 Koyodai, Inagi City, Tokyo. Google Maps. Phone: 042-370-2614.

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5.5 Yuraku-no-sato Akishima (Akishima City)

Akishima City

An adult (junior high school and up) pays ¥1,000 on weekdays and ¥1,100 on weekends and holidays; a child aged 4 to elementary school pays ¥450 / ¥500; children aged 3 and under are free. From November 1, 2026 the adult fee becomes ¥1,030 / ¥1,130, and the children’s fee does not change. The bedrock bath (junior high school and up) is ¥550, and ¥580 from November.

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A rental towel is ¥150, a bath towel ¥200 and a robe ¥300. You can pay in cash or by QR or barcode payment; transit IC cards and credit cards are not accepted. Inside are an open-air bath, an indoor high-concentration carbonated bath and a bedrock bath. Tattoos and tattoo stickers are refused, and elementary school children and younger cannot enter without an adult.

Hours are 9:00 to 25:00 (last entry 24:30), with a few maintenance closures a year. It is about 15 minutes on foot from JR Haijima Station or about 20 minutes from JR Akishima Station. By bus, take the Tachikawa Bus “Nishi-Sunagawa Junkan” from stop 2 at the south exit of Akishima Station and get off at “Haijima Josuibashi”. By car, it is about 20 minutes from Hachioji IC or Hinode IC.

Akishima Onsen Yuraku-no-sato: 3-14-10 Mihori-cho, Akishima City, Tokyo. Google Maps. Phone: 042-500-2615.

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5.6 Yuraku-no-sato Kunitachi (Kunitachi City)

Kunitachi City

An adult pays ¥1,000 on weekdays and ¥1,200 on weekends and holidays; a child aged 4 to elementary school pays ¥500 / ¥600; children aged 3 and under are free. From November 1, 2026 the adult fee becomes ¥1,020 / ¥1,220 and the children’s fee ¥520 / ¥620.

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A rental towel is ¥150, a bath towel ¥200 and a robe ¥250. Body soap, shampoo, rinse and hair dryers are provided. The upper open-air bath is free-flowing spring water (heated), and there are a high-concentration carbonated bath and two kinds of sauna. The official site says Mt. Fuji can be seen from the bath, changing with the seasons. Tattoos and tattoo stickers are refused.

The bath is inside the shopping complex Frespo Kunitachi-minami, and the free car park has 650 spaces. By train, it is about 15 minutes on foot from JR Yagawa Station (Nambu Line) or Mangenji Station (Tama Monorail). By bus, take the bus bound for “Kunitachi Sashajo” from the south exit of JR Kunitachi Station or the north exit of Yagawa Station and ride to the last stop, which is right in front. Hours are 9:00 to 25:00 (last entry 24:00), with a few maintenance closures a year.

Kunitachi Onsen Yuraku-no-sato: 3-29-11 Izumi, Kunitachi City, Tokyo (inside Frespo Kunitachi-minami). Google Maps. Phone: 042-580-1726.

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6. Places to stay the night

6.1 Manyo Club Toyosu (Koto City)

Koto City

Manyo Club Toyosu is a spa complex next to Toyosu Market, open 24 hours all year, with rooms you can book. The spring water comes from the Hakone and Yugawara sources by tanker truck, and there is an open-air bath overlooking Tokyo Bay. The private family baths are natural onsen too. The large baths are closed for cleaning from 3:00 to 5:00.

Day trip. The “Maru-toku set” (bath, yukata, towel and use of the facility, 10:00 to 3:00 the next morning) costs ¥3,850 for an adult (junior high school and up), ¥2,000 for an elementary school pupil and ¥1,400 for ages 3 to pre-school. Under 3 is free. A late-night surcharge applies after 3:00. Staying. Rooms are western twin rooms, Japanese or Japanese-western rooms, and special rooms with a Yugawara-water bath in the room, for 1 to 5 guests depending on the room. Breakfast is a buffet from 6:00 to 9:00.

It is about 4 minutes on foot from Shijo-mae Station on the Yurikamome line; the second floor connects to the station by a pedestrian deck. There is a paid car park. Tattoos: not admitted unless covered with up to two of the inn’s cover stickers (see section 2).

Tokyo Toyosu Manyo Club: 6-5-1 Toyosu, Koto City, Tokyo. Google Maps. Phone: 03-3532-4126.

Name	Tokyo Toyosu Manyo Club
Address	6-5-1 Toyosu, Koto City, Tokyo
Hours / Closed	Open 24 hours (open year-round)
Phone	03-3532-4126
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6.2 ONSEN RYOKAN Yuen Shinjuku (Shinjuku City)

Shinjuku City

Yuen Shinjuku is a ryokan (旅館, Japanese-style inn) with 193 rooms. On the top (18th) floor there are separate men’s and women’s indoor and open-air baths. The open-air bath uses alkaline simple spring water carried from Tsutsuji-no-yu at Hakone’s Odakyu Yama no Hotel; the indoor bath is not onsen water.

Photo source: press release of UDS Co., Ltd., July 27, 2026 (Japanese)

Bath hours are 15:00 to 26:00 (2:00 a.m.) and 6:00 to 10:00. From November 1, 2026 the evening hours end at 24:30. Check-in is 15:00 to 26:00 and check-out is 11:00. One child aged 5 or under stays free if sharing the parent’s room and using the existing bed; there are no infant beds.

The July 27, 2026 announcement says a new “ONSEN Suite” (4 rooms, up to 4 guests, with Hakone onsen water in the room) starts on November 16, and a family room for up to 4 guests starts in March 2027. The first-floor restaurant closed at the end of May 2026, and a new one is planned for November.

It is about 7 minutes on foot from exit 3 of Shinjuku-gyoemmae Station (Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line), or about 8 minutes from exit C7 of Shinjuku-sanchome Station. Tattoos: not stated on the official onsen page.

ONSEN RYOKAN Yuen Shinjuku: 5-3-18 Shinjuku, Shinjuku City, Tokyo. Google Maps. Phone: 03-5361-8355.

Name	ONSEN RYOKAN Yuen Shinjuku
Address	5-3-18 Shinjuku, Shinjuku City, Tokyo
Phone	03-5361-8355
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6.3 Tokyo Yugawara Onsen Manyo-no-yu (Machida City)

Machida City

Manyo-no-yu is a spa complex open 24 hours all year, with rooms you can book. It carries Yugawara spring water in by tanker truck every day; the day-trip “Maru-toku set” costs ¥2,950 for an adult, ¥1,430 for an elementary school pupil and ¥1,070 for ages 3 to pre-school. Bathing only for 60 minutes is ¥1,190 for an adult, plus ¥690 per person for a locker.

It has many arrangements for families: 3 private baths on the 8th floor for guests (¥2,750 per hour, advance booking for guests) and a rental room on the 5th floor for up to 10 people (¥3,960 for 2 hours). Children who are not out of diapers cannot enter the large bath; a baby bath is placed in the shower booth of the women’s large bath. There are diaper-changing tables, milk preparation and nursing capes to borrow. Under-18s cannot enter without a guardian. The inn separates children of 120 cm or taller by gender.

Free shuttle buses run from Minami-Machida Grandberry Park Station on the Tokyu Den-en-toshi Line (about 10 to 15 minutes) and from Machida Station on the Odakyu and JR Yokohama lines (about 35 to 40 minutes, via Minami-Machida Grandberry Park). You can also walk from Minami-Machida Grandberry Park Station in 10 to 15 minutes. The car park is free for up to 5 hours for a day trip and up to 24 hours for guests staying. Tattoos: not admitted unless covered with up to two of the inn’s cover stickers (see section 2).

Tokyo Yugawara Onsen Manyo-no-yu: 7-3-1 Tsuruma, Machida City, Tokyo. Google Maps. Phone: 042-788-4126.

Name	Tokyo Yugawara Onsen Manyo-no-yu
Address	7-3-1 Tsuruma, Machida City, Tokyo
Hours / Closed	Open 24 hours (open year-round)
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6.4 Tokyo Okutama Onsen Okutamaji (Ome City)

Ome City

Okutamaji is a hot spring inn on the Tama River that reopened on July 18, 2026 after a full renovation. The large bath has a new open-air bath, and the water is alkaline simple sulfur spring water from the Tsuru-no-yu source in Okutama.

Photo source: press release of Hospitality Operations Co., Ltd., May 15, 2026 (Japanese)

According to that announcement of May 15, 2026, the inn has 25 rooms and is entirely non-smoking: 17 standard Japanese-style rooms, 6 superior rooms (Japanese-western, Japanese-modern or western style) and 2 suites with an open-air bath in the room (one with a sauna). The stay is all-inclusive, including drinks with meals, and the lounge also serves drinks. Check-in is 15:00 and check-out is 10:00.

It is about 10 minutes on foot from Ishigamimae Station on the JR Ome Line. Tattoos: not stated on the official top page checked.

Tokyo Okutama Onsen Okutamaji: 2-371 Futamatao, Ome City, Tokyo. Google Maps. Phone: 0428-78-9711.

Name	Tokyo Okutama Onsen Okutamaji
Address	2-371 Futamatao, Ome City, Tokyo
Phone	0428-78-9711
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6.5 Oshima Onsen Hotel (Izu Oshima, Oshima Town)

Oshima Town

Oshima Onsen Hotel is in Senzu on Izu Oshima Island. It pumps Miharayama spring water of 69°C or more from about 300 m underground; the open-air bath is free-flowing and the men’s and women’s baths both look over primeval forest to Mt. Mihara. The bath in each guest room is onsen water too.

Day-trip bathing is ¥800 for an adult and ¥400 for a child. Day-trip hours are 6:00 to 9:00 and 13:00 to 21:00; guests staying use the baths from 15:00 to 24:00 and from 5:00 to 9:00 the next morning. When it is crowded the hotel may limit entry. For a child, an elementary school pupil pays 80% of the adult rate and a toddler with a meal and futon pays 50%. An infant (age 0 to pre-school) who has no meal or futon pays a ¥1,100 facility fee per person. The building and all rooms are non-smoking. The hotel closes on some days for maintenance and announces them on its website.

From Motomachi Port or Okada Port the bus takes about 18 minutes, and from the airport it is about 15 minutes by car. The hotel runs a free shuttle from the landing port for guests arriving on an afternoon scheduled boat, with advance booking. Tattoos: not stated on the official bath page.

Oshima Onsen Hotel: Senzu, Oshima-machi, Oshima-gun, Tokyo (東京都大島町泉津字木積場3-5). Google Maps. Phone: 04992-2-1673.

Name	Oshima Onsen Hotel
Address	3-5 Kitsumiba, Senzu, Oshima-machi, Tokyo
Phone	04992-2-1673
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7. How do I choose?

Depends on the facility

• By train only, and a bath to walk to: Yuen Shinjuku and Manyo Club Toyosu are both walkable from a station and use spring water carried in. For a day trip, Tokinoirodori is the closest to a station.
• With small children: Manyo-no-yu Machida describes private baths, a baby bath and milk preparation on its official pages, so its conditions are the easiest to check.
• Water that comes out of the ground there: Seoto-no-yu in Tama, or Oshima Onsen Hotel on Izu Oshima. Seoto-no-yu also takes day-trippers, and cottage guests can use the bath from 9:45 the next morning. At Oshima Onsen Hotel, book the shuttle that matches your boat in advance.
• Meals and drinks inside the inn: Okutamaji is all-inclusive.
• With a tattoo: see section 2 and call ahead.

Sources (checked October 2026)

10 pages we checkedShow

• Moegi-no-yu: bath guide, fees and hours, access (Japanese)
• Seoto-no-yu: onsen, FAQ, cottages, access (Japanese)
• Tsurutsuru Onsen: fees, access, usage notes (Japanese)
• Tokinoirodori: fees, FAQ, access (Japanese)
• Yuraku-no-sato Akishima: fees, access, Yuraku-no-sato Kunitachi: fees, access (Japanese)
• Manyo Club Toyosu: onsen, fees, rooms, FAQ (tattoos) (Japanese)
• Yuen Shinjuku: onsen, hotel (Japanese)
• Manyo-no-yu Machida: fees, for families, access, tattoo rules (Japanese)
• Okutamaji and press release, May 15, 2026 (Japanese)
• Oshima Onsen Hotel: bath, rates, access (Japanese)

Official information checked: October 6, 2026 (inns, fees and Rakuten Travel prices), October 11, 2026 (day-trip onsen) and October 12, 2026 (tattoo rules). Prices and hours can change.