1. Komaeyu
    Photo: Ju Yeon Lee, courtesy Schemata Architects「狛江湯」
  2. Komaeyu
    Photo: Ju Yeon Lee, courtesy Schemata Architects狛江湯
  3. KKomaeyu
    Photo: Ju Yeon Lee, courtesy Schemata Architects
  4. Komaeyu
    Photo: Ju Yeon Lee, courtesy Schemata Architects

Komaeyu

  • Things to do
  • Tama area
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Time Out says

Another sento to be rejuvenated by Schemata Architects is Komaeyu. Founded in 1955, this sento remained a constant over the years while Tokyo became increasingly urbanised, and today it’s the oldest bathhouse in the Komae city vicinity. Now enhanced by offerings of beer on tap, light bites and coin-operated laundry facilities, Komaeyu has become an ideal haunt for backpackers who want to do their washing while getting in some R&R. The bathwater here is set at a piping 42 degrees Celsius, so it’s pretty hot for unseasoned sento-goers, but once you get used to the temperature you’ll feel like you’ve reached nirvana.

Details

Address
1-12-6 Higashiizumi, Komae
Tokyo
Opening hours:
1pm-11pm, closed Tue
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