Natural black-water hot springs for your everyday life. An urban oasis that heals body and mind.

A sento in Ikegami, Ota City, Tokyo, that frees body and mind with a natural black hot spring and an authentic sauna
【桜館】

Located in Ikegami, Ota City, Tokyo, a town that retains the warm atmosphere of the old downtown, 桜館 is a sento offering supreme relaxation in everyday life.

With a natural hot spring of 'black water'—once called a sodium bicarbonate spring and cherished as a 'beauty bath'—together with an authentic Finnish-style sauna, it deeply soothes the minds and bodies of those who visit.

In the two bathing areas 「壱の湯」 and 「弐の湯」, which alternate every half month and each have a distinct character, you can enjoy their unique facilities and ambience.

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1. Two baths with distinct ambiance: "壱の湯" and "弐の湯"

At Sakurakan, the two baths "壱の湯" and "弐の湯", which differ in facilities and ambiance, are alternated every half month, so you can enjoy a fresh experience whenever you visit.
"壱の湯" features a free steam sauna recommended even for sauna beginners, and a seasonal observation bath where you can enjoy kuroyu while gazing at the Tokyo sky.
"弐の湯" has high ceilings and an open feel, allowing you to relax and fully savor kuroyu. Both bath areas are equipped with authentic Finnish-style saunas, letting you experience the comfort of working up a deep, satisfying sweat.

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2. A natural hot spring of kuroyu, expected to beautify the skin

Sakurakan's hot spring is a "純養褐層泉" long cherished as "kuroyu". It is also called a sodium bicarbonate spring and is famous as a "beauty bath" for its skin-beautifying effects. Soaking in the smooth, amber-colored water soothes daily fatigue and leaves your skin moist and supple. Forget the hustle and bustle of the city and fully savor the blessings of the natural hot spring.

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3. A dining floor that extends the enjoyment after your bath

The second floor features a dining area where you can relax after your bath. With a rich menu that includes beer and chilled sake, and shaved ice for children, you can enjoy a drink or a meal after your bath. Retro games and manga are also available, creating a free and easy space where both adults and children can spend time as they like.
Bringing in outside food and drinks is not allowed, but ramune and ice cream purchased on the first floor can be enjoyed in the dining area.

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Other Recommended Information

桜館 provides thoughtful touches to ensure guests have a comfortable time.
� d83d dd38Well-stocked amenities for purchase:Shampoos, facial cleansers, and other amenities are also available for purchase, so you can visit empty-handed with peace of mind.
� d83d dd38Children’s Free Bath Day:On the first Sunday of every month, children’s bathing fees are free, making it ideal for families (up to two children per adult).
� d83d dd38Tattoo policy:Tattoos up to 6cm×6cm are permitted after 17:00; larger tattoos are limited to use until 17:00.
� d83d dd38Bathhouse etiquette request: 桜館 is a local public bath. To ensure other guests can enjoy a comfortable experience, please refrain from taking photos or videos in the bath area and from bringing in food or drinks. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation with Japanese sento culture and etiquette.

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BASIC INFORMATION

Name 桜館
(サクラカン)
Address 6-35-5 Ikegami, Ota City, Tokyo Access
Phone 03-3754-2637
Business Hours
【Mon・Tue・Wed・Thu・Fri・Sun・Public Holiday】

12:00 - 01:00

【Weekends and public holidays】
10:00 〜 1:00

Closed Days None
Parking
Parking: Available

Free parking available (2 standard cars, 3 kei cars, 2 motorcycles) ※ Because vehicles would protrude into the sidewalk, please do not park standard cars in spaces designated for kei cars ※ As spaces are limited, if the lot is full, please use a nearby paid parking facility (no parking fee validation is provided) Parking cannot be reserved On weekends and public holidays, parking spaces may not become available for several hours. We recommend visiting by means other than car.

Parking Information Free parking available (2 standard cars, 3 kei cars, 2 motorcycles)
※ Because vehicles may protrude onto the sidewalk, please do not park a standard car in spaces designated for kei cars
※ As spaces are limited, if the lot is full, please use a nearby paid parking facility (no parking fee validation is available)

Parking cannot be reserved
On weekends/public holidays, parking spaces may not be available for several hours. We recommend visiting by means other than car.
Rates Adults (junior high school students and older) 550 yen
Children (elementary school students) 200 yen
Preschoolers (not yet in school) 100 yen
Sauna (bath fee not included) 200 yen
※Elementary school students and younger may not use the sauna
Payment Methods Cash・Electronic Money
Official Social Media
Official URL https://sakurakan.info/

FACILITY INFORMATION

Facility Information (Access)
Access
  • Near the station
    Near the station
  • Shared free parking available
    Shared free parking available
Facility Information (Payment)
Payment
  • Electronic money accepted
    Electronic money accepted
Facility Information (Facilities)
Facilities
  • Restrooms
    Restrooms
Facility Information (Services)
Services
  • Day-use bathing available
    Day-use bathing available

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〒146-0082 東京都大田区池上6-35-5

6 minutes on foot from the South Exit of the Tokyu Ikegami Line 「池上駅」
10 minutes by bus from JR 「蒲田駅」(get off at 「徳持小学校」 or 「池上6丁目」, 2 minutes on foot)
Phone:03-3754-2637

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