Between strolls in Jiyugaoka, unwind your mind and body at a soothing public bathhouse

A relaxing public bath in Jiyugaoka that’s easy to enjoy, with a sauna and cold bath
【みどり湯】

Located in the Jiyugaoka area of Meguro, Tokyo, “みどり湯” is a neighborhood-favorite public bath that’s easy to stop by even between shopping and sightseeing.

In addition to its convenient access—about a 7-minute walk from Jiyugaoka Station—the clean front desk and modern bathing space are appealing. The bath area features a bubble bath, a jet-equipped seated bath, a far-infrared sauna, and a cold bath, letting you gently unwind from everyday fatigue.

Towel rentals and various amenities are also available, making it easy to visit empty-handed. It’s popular not only after sightseeing or shopping, but also as a refreshing spot after a run.

Top 3 highlights

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1. An art sento in Jiyugaoka where tradition meets modernity

After a 2022 renovation, it was reborn as a modern space brimming with cleanliness. The iconic Mount Fuji mural on the bathhouse wall is regularly repainted by artists, breathing contemporary sensibilities into traditional sento culture. With high ceilings, a bright and spotless bathing area, and a variety of baths such as a vibra bath and jet bath, it offers a refined Jiyugaoka-style sento experience where you can forget the everyday and soak at leisure.

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2. Far-infrared sauna and cold bath for total refreshment

The far-infrared sauna in both the men's and women's bathing areas gently warms you to the core with a comfortable 90°C heat. After working up a good sweat, cool down slowly in a cold bath that’s not too chilly and easy to enter. The pleasantly tempered cold bath makes post-sauna refreshment even more comfortable. It’s available for an additional 300 yen on top of the bathing fee, and is recommended for anyone looking for a sauna in Jiyugaoka.

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3. Ultimate convenience—drop in empty-handed

Towels, shampoo, and body soap are available for rent or purchase at reception, so even if you suddenly feel like going to a sento, you can stop by empty-handed. Various cashless payments (transportation IC cards, QR payments, etc.) are accepted, making it highly convenient. The adjacent coin laundry is also available, an attractive point that lets you make it part of your daily routine.

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Other recommended information

🔸Laundromat attached: There is a laundromat next to the public bathhouse, allowing you to do your laundry while you bathe.
🔸Linked with gallery and tea room: Next to the public bathhouse is 「gallery yururi」, which provides a compact gallery space for exhibitions and events. The tea room 「yururi」 also offers tea ceremony experiences and rentals.

References

BASIC INFORMATION

Name みどり湯
(Midoriyu)
Address 2-7-14 Midorigaoka, Meguro City, Tokyo Access
Phone 03-3717-4516
Business Hours
【Mon・Tue・Wed・Fri・Sat・Sun・Public Holiday】

13:00 - 22:00

※Please leave the premises no later than 5 minutes before closing.

Closed Days Thursday
Parking
Parking: Not available

Please use a nearby coin-operated parking lot.

Payment Methods In addition to cash, various cashless payment methods are available.
Transit IC card/QR code payments are accepted; credit cards are not accepted.
Fees Adults ¥600
Junior high school students ¥300
Elementary school students ¥200
Infants ¥100(one child free per adult)
Bath pass ¥5,400/10-ticket booklet ※Cash only
■ Sauna ¥300
■ Rentals  Bath towel ¥200 Towel ¥100
■ About amenities
※ No amenities are provided in the bathing area
Shampoo/Body soap 50 yen~
・Other amenities available
Official Social Media
Official URL https://midoriyururi.com/

FACILITY INFORMATION

Facility Information (Access)
Access
  • Near the station
    Near the station
  • Nearby coin-operated parking available
    Nearby coin-operated parking available
Facility Information (Smoking)
Smoking
  • No smoking on premises
    No smoking on premises
Facility Information (Payment)
Payment
  • Electronic money accepted
    Electronic money accepted
Facility Information (Facilities)
Facilities
  • Showers
    Showers
Facility Information (Conditions / Trends)
Conditions / Trends
  • Beginners welcome
    Beginners welcome
  • Solo guests welcome
    Solo guests welcome
Facility Information (Services)
Services
  • Day-use bathing available
    Day-use bathing available
Facility Information (Tourism)
Tourism
  • Open in rain
    Open in rain
Facility Information (Accommodation)
Accommodation
  • Large communal bath
    Large communal bath
  • Sauna
    Sauna

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