Dive into Delights: Tokyo’s New Seafood and Hot Spring Oasis

Get ready for a taste of Tokyo’s vibrant culture and relaxation at Senkyaku Banrai, a sprawling new complex that opened its doors on February 1st. Nestled right next to the iconic Toyosu Market, this captivating destination promises to enchant visitors with a fusion of delectable seafood, lively entertainment, and rejuvenating hot springs.

The narrow Mekiki Yokochō is lined with shops selling fresh and dried goods, alongside standing bars, bringing to mind Tsukiji Market in former days. (© Nippon.com)

A Feast for the Senses: Toyosu Edomae Market

The heart of Senkyaku Banrai beats within the Toyosu Edomae Market, a four-story haven brimming with culinary delights. Step onto the second floor and be transported back in time to the bustling streets of old Edo. Menuki Ōdori, a vibrant food hall, tempts taste buds with the essence of Tokyo’s culinary heritage—succulent eel, exquisite sushi, and a symphony of flavors.

Adjacent to Menuki Ōdori, the Mekiki Yokochō is a narrow alleyway teeming with enticing aromas. This lively space offers a tempting array of grab-and-go bites, including succulent seafood burgers and melt-in-your-mouth tamagoyaki. Don’t miss the third floor’s bustling food court, where a delectable array of sushi, ramen, and other favorites await.

The first floor is full of cafés and restaurants. (© Nippon.com)

Unwind and Rejuvenate: Toyosu Man’yō Club

After indulging in a culinary adventure, head over to the Toyosu Man’yō Club, a luxurious sanctuary offering a respite from the city’s hustle and bustle. Spread across ten floors, this haven of relaxation features a captivating open-air bath overlooking Tokyo Bay, a rooftop footbath garden with panoramic views of the city, and serene hot-stone spa rooms.

Immerse yourself in the soothing thermal waters from Hakone and Yugawara hot springs, or unwind in one of the 69 guest rooms, including seven luxurious suites complete with private open-air baths. Adults can enjoy this luxurious oasis for a fee of ¥3,850, granting them access from 10:00 am to 3:00 am the next day. A late-night fee applies after 3:00 am.

Toyosu Man’yō Club’s 69 guest rooms include 7 suites equipped with their own open-air baths. (© Nippon.com)

A Destination for All

Senkyaku Banrai, a tantalizing blend of seafood haven and hot spring retreat, is set to become a major attraction for visitors to Tokyo. With an estimated 2.6 million visitors expected annually, the complex promises a unique and unforgettable experience for everyone—whether you’re a foodie seeking culinary delights or a traveler in search of rejuvenation.

A hot-stone spa room where visitors can relax while taking in the view. (© Nippon.com)

A Glimpse into Senkyaku Banrai’s Delights

Let’s take a closer look at some of the unique experiences that await you at Senkyaku Banrai:

  • Marutake, a beloved shop famous for its tamagoyaki, is sure to entice sweet tooths with its custard pudding and castella sponge cake.
  • Kanaloa, a restaurant specializing in poke bowls, offers a vibrant burst of flavors and colors that are sure to delight your senses.
  • Tsukiji Kaisen Itadori, a haven for seafood lovers, presents a stunning kaisendon—a bowl of rice adorned with seven different kinds of seafood.
  • The narrow Mekiki Yokochō evokes the spirit of Tsukiji Market, with its charming shops selling fresh and dried goods and its lively standing bars.
  • Toyosu Man’yō Club’s rooftop footbath garden offers a mesmerizing 360-degree panoramic view of iconic Tokyo landmarks, including the Rainbow Bridge, Toranomon Hills, and Tokyo Tower.
  • Don’t miss the captivating performances held in the square in front of the Bell of Time tower, which will continue throughout March.

From the mouthwatering aromas of Toyosu Edomae Market to the tranquil serenity of Toyosu Man’yō Club, Senkyaku Banrai offers a captivating blend of culinary delights, cultural experiences, and rejuvenating moments. This extraordinary complex is sure to leave a lasting impression on all who venture through its doors.

Fresh fish grill around burning charcoals in the traditional robatayaki style of cooking. (© Nippon.com)

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The 360-degree panoramic view at Toyosu Man’yō Club’s rooftop footbath garden offers views of such Tokyo landmarks as the Rainbow Bridge, Toranomon Hills, and Tokyo Tower. (© Nippon.com)
Local delicacies on offer include Fukagawa korokke (croquettes) with clam filling. (© Nippon.com)
Tsukiji Kaisen Itadori’s kaisendon features seven different kinds of seafood over a bowl of rice. The restaurant also offers standard nigirizushi and hitsumabushi (grilled eel on a bed of rice). (© Nippon.com)
One of the many offerings at Kanaloa, a restaurant specializing in poke bowls, appealing to both the eyes and the palate. (© Nippon.com)
An open-air bath where visitors can soak in thermal waters from hot-spring resorts Hakone and Yugawara. (© Nippon.com)
Performers stage a fight scene in the square in front of the Bell of Time tower. Performances will run through March. (© Nippon.com)
Alex Kuroda
Alex Kurodahttps://tokyotouristpass.com/
Alex Kuroda is an adventurous travel blogger with a passion for exploring Tokyo's off-the-beaten-path destinations. From quirky neighborhoods to lesser-known attractions, Alex's writing inspires readers to venture beyond the typical tourist spots and discover Tokyo's hidden treasures.

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