*This article is written based on information as of August 2023. “Izumi Tenkunoyu Haneda Airport,” a hot spring facility directly connected to Haneda Airport, opened in December 2022. Some of you may be unsure about its location and features. In this article, we introduce how to enjoy Izumi Tenkunoyu Haneda Airport. We’ll also cover pricing, facility features, and highlights of Haneda Airport Garden, so if you’re looking for a place to go out, be sure to check this out.

What is Izumi Tenkunoyu Haneda Airport?

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Let’s start by looking at the basic information about Izumi Tenkunoyu Haneda Airport.

Basic Information

On December 21, 2022, the hotel “Villa Fontaine Grand Haneda Airport / Premier Haneda Airport,” directly connected to Haneda Airport Terminal 3, opened. On the 12th floor of the hotel is a natural hot spring, “Izumi Tenkunoyu Haneda Airport,” where you can view planes taking off and landing at Haneda Airport, as well as Mt. Fuji.

You don’t need to be a hotel guest to use it — anyone can visit as a day-trip hot spring.

Business Hours	Open 24 hours *Bathing unavailable 10:00–13:00 for cleaning *Checkout/settlement procedures unavailable 1:00–1:30 AM for equipment maintenance
Closed Days	Irregular. Closure days are set according to equipment inspections
Nearest Station	Haneda Airport Terminal 3 Station (Keikyu / Tokyo Monorail)
Parking	440 spaces
Address	2-7-1 Hanedakuko, Ota-ku, Tokyo 144-0041
Phone Number	03-6459-9770 (Villa Fontaine Grand Haneda Airport)
Website	https://www.shopping-sumitomo-rd.com/haneda/spa-izumi/

Admission Fees

Pricing differs depending on whether you’re visiting as a day-trip guest or staying at the hotel. Grand guests get a discounted rate, and Premier guests can use it for free.

In both cases, the rock-bath sauna (ganbanyoku) requires an additional fee. Also, children under middle-school age cannot use the rock-bath sauna.

Admission fees are as follows.

User	Bathing Admission Fee	Late-Night Fee (charged if staying 25:00–5:00)	Rock-Bath Sauna
Adults (middle school age and up)	¥4,800 (includes face towel, bath towel, in-house wear, and rock-bath sauna)	All day / ¥4,000	Included in admission fee
Children (age 4 to elementary school)	¥2,000 (includes face towel and bath towel)	All day / ¥2,000	Not available
Grand hotel guest adults (middle school age and up)	All day / ¥2,000 (includes face towel and bath towel)	None	+¥800
Grand hotel guest children (elementary school)	All day / ¥1,000 (includes face towel and bath towel)	None	Not available
Grand hotel guest children (age 4 to before elementary school)	Free (includes face towel and bath towel)	None	Not available
Premier hotel guests	Free (includes face towel and bath towel)	None	+¥800

*Children aged 0–3 and children wearing diapers cannot enter. *Children of elementary school age or younger must be accompanied by a guardian. *Those under 18 cannot use the facility after 10 PM, unless accompanied by a guardian.

Reference: Izumi Tenkunoyu Haneda Airport Pricing

About the Spring Source

Izumi Tenkunoyu uses natural hot spring water from its own source, which is excellent for its cleansing effect and moisturizing properties. You can enjoy the following natural hot spring in both the open-air and indoor baths.

About the Hot Spring	Natural hot spring (private source, heated, circulated and filtered)
Source Name	Haneda Airport Izumi Tenku Onsen
Water Quality	Iodine-containing sodium chloride strong hot spring (hypertonic, weakly alkaline)
pH Level	7.6 (weakly alkaline)
Indications	Dry skin, poor circulation (sensitivity to cold), cuts, peripheral circulatory disorders, depressive states

Reference: Izumi Tenkunoyu Haneda Airport Hot Spring

What You Can Enjoy at Izumi Tenkunoyu Haneda Airport

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Izumi Tenkunoyu has a variety of appeals that make the most of its location near Haneda Airport.

• Open-air bath
• Sauna
• Rock-bath sauna (ganbanyoku)
• Dining

Let’s take a closer look at each.

Open-Air Bath | Views of Planes and Mt. Fuji

One of the appeals of Izumi Tenkunoyu is the view from the open-air bath. From the men’s bath, “Ginyoku no Yu” (Silver Wings Bath), you can enjoy planes flying in and out of Haneda Airport, while from the women’s bath, “Fujimi no Yu” (Mt. Fuji View Bath), you can enjoy a spectacular view of Mt. Fuji.

Each open-air bath also has a reclining bath area, letting you relax at ease while taking in the view. Since there are no tall buildings blocking the surroundings, you can enjoy an open, expansive atmosphere overlooking the Tama River and the airport.

Sauna | Two Types: Dry Sauna and Herbal Steam Sauna

Izumi Tenkunoyu has two types of saunas: a dry sauna and an herbal steam sauna.

The dry sauna is a clean, white-toned space where you can expect strong circulation-boosting effects even in a short time. With automatic löyly every 10–15 minutes, a cold plunge bath, and outdoor bathing where you can feel the sea breeze, it’s a popular environment even among sauna enthusiasts.

The herbal steam sauna runs at a lower temperature than the dry sauna, allowing you to warm your body slowly and thoroughly. The herbal blend changes weekly, so you can enjoy the aroma while warming up.

Rock-Bath Sauna | Four Full Areas

The rock-bath sauna is shared by men and women and has four areas.

• Black Germanium: relaxing effect from negative ions
• Lava Rock: warms the body from the core with far-infrared effects
• Rock Salt: helps prevent skin trouble
• Cool Zone: a rest area where you can cool down after warming up

After sweating it out in the hot spring, head to the rock-bath sauna to warm your body from the core. Each area has a different atmosphere and refreshing effect, so you won’t get bored.

Dining | While Taking in the Sky View

At the 24-hour dining spot “Izumi Tenku,” you can enjoy Japanese cuisine while taking in views of Mt. Fuji and the Tama River.

There’s plenty of hearty food available too, such as a set meal with sanmoto pork loin cutlet, tuna marinated rice bowl, and clam-based shio ramen. There are also dishes perfect for pairing with a drink, like grilled sausage on the bone, dashi-rolled egg, and octopus with wasabi — so after a bath, why not enjoy a drink while taking in the spectacular view?

Reviews of Izumi Tenkunoyu Haneda Airport

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Here are some reviews from people who have actually visited Izumi Tenkunoyu Haneda Airport.

Many people express satisfaction with the view from the open-air bath and the spacious sauna and rock-bath sauna, while quite a few also feel that the price is high.

Izumi Tenkunoyu Haneda Airport was seriously amazing. Being able to enjoy the sauna, hot spring, and rock-bath sauna here right up until flight time is the best. pic.twitter.com/jOUmYSXjNx

— Kinu@Designer (@xxxkinugawa) July 2, 2023

Came to Izumi Tenkunoyu, the spa at Hotel Villa Fontaine Grand Haneda Airport. It’s a pretty high-end spa, but the experience was top-notch! Great location, and the open-air bath with a view of planes is the best. The facilities are all spotless, and there’s a rock-bath sauna too — really great. Had two beers and I was fully satisfied. pic.twitter.com/iQ5zypQjWt

— Namaozi (@namaozi) June 23, 2023

After arriving at Haneda Airport, I went to Izumi Tenkunoyu, the hot spring directly connected to Terminal 3! It’s open 24 hours, so it was perfect for refreshing after a flight 🙂 That said, it cost ¥4,800 plus a ¥4,000 late-night fee, for a total of ¥8,800. Terrifyingly expensive 😅 Also, you can’t bring your suitcase in, so you have to leave it in a coin locker. pic.twitter.com/YaTTAY0H3z

— Tacimo (@tacimo4669) June 26, 2023

Frequently Asked Questions About Izumi Tenkunoyu Haneda Airport

Let’s look at some frequently asked questions about Izumi Tenkunoyu Haneda Airport.

What’s included in the admission fee?

For day-trip bathers, the fee includes a face towel, bath towel, in-house wear, and rock-bath sauna. Amenities such as shampoo, body soap, and hair dryers are also available for use.

For hotel guests, only the face towel and bath towel are included. If you’d like to use the rock-bath sauna, you’ll need to pay an additional ¥800.

Please note that skin scrubbing (akasuri), body care, and dining are not included in the admission fee.

Can hotel guests re-enter as many times as they like?

Hotel guests can re-enter, and no late-night fee applies. Day-trip bathers who leave once will be charged the admission fee again to re-enter.

Can you stay overnight in the rest lounge?

Inside the facility, there’s a rest lounge where you can doze off. However, since it’s not an overnight accommodation facility, if you want to properly rest your body, it’s best to use the attached hotel, “Villa Fontaine Grand Haneda Airport / Premier Haneda Airport.”

If you want to use the hot spring around a late-night or early-morning flight, please note the following:

• The rest lounge has only about 20 seats. Depending on how crowded it is, you may not be able to rest there.
• Between 25:00 and 5:00 AM, a late-night fee of ¥4,000 applies, so combined with the ¥4,800 admission fee, you’ll need ¥8,800 in total.

Are there other hot springs near Izumi Tenkunoyu?

There are no other hot springs in the Haneda Airport area besides Izumi Tenkunoyu.

If you want to visit a public bathhouse or hot spring, the Kamata and Heiwajima areas are nearby. Here are some spacious hot spring facilities with long business hours:

Facility Name	Nearest Station	Adult Fee	Overview
Tenjinyu	About 5 min. walk from Kamata Station	From ¥460	A small, cozy public bathhouse. Split across the 1st and 3rd floors, offering several types of baths and a sauna. Does not offer overnight stays.
Tennen Onsen Heiwajima	About 12 min. walk from Heiwajima Station	From ¥2,300 *depending on plan	A large hot spring facility with an extensive sauna and rock-bath sauna in addition to the baths. Also has a manga corner and rest area where you can nap. Plans including a shuttle to Haneda Airport are also available.
Izumi Tenkunoyu Ariake Garden	About 6 min. walk from Kokusai-Tenjijo Station	From ¥2,600 *depending on plan	A sister location of Izumi Tenkunoyu in Ariake. Like the Haneda location, you can relax with a sauna and rock-bath sauna. A free shuttle bus to Haneda Airport Garden is also in operation.

Reference: Tenjinyu, Tennen Onsen Heiwajima, Izumi Tenkunoyu Ariake Garden

There are other local public bathhouses and hot spring facilities as well, so check them out depending on your schedule and group size.

Directly Connected to Izumi Tenkunoyu! How to Enjoy Haneda Airport Garden

The building housing Izumi Tenkunoyu has a hotel on floors 4 through 11, and a commercial facility called “Haneda Airport Garden” on floors 1 and 2. If you’re visiting Izumi Tenkunoyu, you can also enjoy shopping at Haneda Airport Garden.

Let’s take a closer look at what kind of facility it is.

Overview

Haneda Airport Garden is a large-scale mixed-use commercial facility that opened on January 31, 2023. The 1st floor has restaurants, and the 2nd floor has shops offering crafts from all over Japan as well as cutting-edge souvenirs.

There’s a connecting walkway on the 2nd floor leading directly to Haneda Airport Terminal 3, accessible on foot. There’s also a bus terminal on the 1st floor, making it easy to access destinations all over Japan starting from Haneda Airport.

Whether relaxing at the hotel or hot spring, enjoying shopping at the airport, or savoring great food, Haneda Airport Garden offers a variety of ways to spend your time, tailored to each visitor.

Restaurants

On the 1st floor, “Haneda Food Selection” brings together 10 shops featuring famous restaurants and specialty dishes from all over Japan. The genres vary widely, including curry, Chinese food, miso katsu, and eel. You can enjoy delicious food from across the country before heading off by bus or plane.

There’s also “Oedo Food Hall,” a food court themed around the Edo period, where you can enjoy seafood rice bowls and Edo-style ramen made with Tokyo ingredients.

Shopping

On the 2nd floor, shops are lined up by genre, including areas with a distinctly Japanese feel and areas featuring cutting-edge souvenirs. Here are the features of each area:

Japan Promenade	The area along the connecting walkway from Terminal 3. Traditional Japanese crafts and goods from long-established shops gather here. Japanese-style noren curtains hang throughout, adding to the atmosphere.
Haneda Sando	Once you pass through Japan Promenade, a torii gate welcomes you. Here you’ll find local specialties perfect as Japanese souvenirs, such as wagashi sweets, rice crackers, and sake, combining trendiness with Japanese tradition.
Haneda Collection	An area filled with convenient goods to bring on your trip. Socks, cosmetics, electronics, and other travel-friendly items are gathered here.
TOBI-BITO	A select shop for gifts and sweets. Its appeal lies in its wide selection, including region-exclusive sweets and anime goods.

Reference: Haneda Airport Garden

We also cover Haneda Airport Garden in detail in the article below, so be sure to check it out as well.

More Than Just Travel! How to Enjoy Haneda Airport and Recommended Sightseeing Spots

”NearMe” Is Recommended If You’re Heading to Izumi Tenkunoyu Haneda Airport!

Even if you want to visit Haneda Airport with family or friends on your day off, some of you may hesitate because transferring between trains is a hassle.

If you want to travel smoothly from your home or accommodation, NearMe is a great option. Let’s take a detailed look at NearMe’s overview, pricing, and benefits.

Overview

NearMe is a service provided by NearMe Inc. that picks you up from anywhere you like and takes you to your destination. Since one shuttle is shared with other passengers heading to the same destination, it’s available at a lower price than a regular taxi.

Also, since you can board from wherever you like, getting to the airport becomes remarkably affordable.

Fares to Izumi Tenkunoyu Haneda Airport

Fares to Haneda Airport are as follows.

Area	Adult Fare/Person	Child Fare/Person Child (6-11 years) Junior Seat (4-5 years) Child Seat (0-3 years)
Ota-ku, Shinagawa-ku	From ¥1,980	From ¥990
Chiyoda-ku	From ¥2,480	From ¥1,240
Koto-ku, Shibuya-ku, Chuo-ku, Minato-ku, Meguro-ku, Setagaya-ku, Bunkyo-ku, Taito-ku, Edogawa-ku, Shinjuku-ku, Sumida-ku	From ¥2,980	From ¥1,490
Arakawa-ku, Nakano-ku	From ¥3,480	From ¥1,740
Suginami-ku, Toshima-ku, Katsushika-ku, Adachi-ku, Kita-ku, Itabashi-ku	From ¥3,980	From ¥1,990
Nerima-ku, Mitaka City, Musashino City, Chofu City	From ¥4,980	From ¥2,490
Nishitokyo City	From ¥6,980	From ¥3,490
Kanagawa Prefecture, Kawasaki City (Kawasaki-ku, Nakahara-ku, Saiwai-ku)	From ¥2,980	From ¥1,490
Chiba Prefecture, Urayasu City, Ichikawa City	From ¥2,980	From ¥1,490
Chiba Prefecture, Funabashi City	From ¥4,980	From ¥2,490

Check the simulator for pricing based on your group size.

Benefits of NearMe

NearMe offers the following three key benefits:

• Easy door-to-door travel
• Lower cost than a taxi
• Relaxed travel in a spacious shuttle

Easy Door-to-Door Travel

One of NearMe’s biggest advantages is comfortable door-to-door travel. Unlike trains or buses, you can go directly from your front door or hotel to the airport. This makes travel easy even with children or a lot of luggage.

Lower Cost Than a Taxi

For example, taking a taxi from Shinjuku-ku to Haneda Airport costs about ¥9,000 to ¥10,000 per car (a flat rate of ¥8,300 plus toll charges). With NearMe, however, it’s from ¥2,980 per person.

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