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Bathhouse or sauna · MO 24 KAIKAN One of 17 bathhouses and saunas in Tokyo 1 of 17 in Tokyo

Ueno 24 Kaikan

Supplies/toys for purchase. Cost: 2400 yen (get ticket from machine) before 9:00 p.m. for 12 hours; 2800 yen after 9:00 p.m. for 14 hours (you can sleep there), 10 yen for shoe locker Free , dark rooms, an SM Room (whatever that is?). Facilities: Steam room, sauna.

Best time
24 hours, 7 days Best times: Afternoons, evenings, weekends and holidays.
Crowd
30s and older.teens to 40s, in-shape, out-of-shape, gaijin (foreigners)…
Watch out
Many Japanese will not play in public with gaijin.
Last verified
Not yet · updated 2011

About 10-15 minute walk from Ueno Station, Tokyo Wheelchair: Not accessible

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The guide

Where exactly

Walk out the Asakusa line or Central exit of the Ueno station. Turn left then veer right toward the raised roadway. Cross the street at the first crosswalk and go left. Continue walking several blocks, about 8-10 minutes. You will see a sign that says "24" on it. This is NOT it, this is a car rental office. Keep walking a little further and you will see a vertical sign on a brown, fake brick building that says "24" along with some Japanese writing. This is the place. The building is on the corner, so turn the corner and walk 20 feet and you will see the entrance. Go up the narrow inside stairs on your left.

When to go

24 hours, 7 days Best times: Afternoons, evenings, weekends and holidays. Dates open: 24 Hours.

Etiquette

Nudity: You are given a plastic bag with a robe, small towel and large towel. It will be obvious what to wear where. Mostly, you will wear/carry your small towel to cover your crotch area.

Safety

Many Japanese will not play in public with gaijin. Don't be aggressive. Oh yes, there is a posted sign that says, "Chewing gum is not permitted. You will be forced to leave."

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