Toyosu is an exciting new area in Tokyo, blossoming with innovative attractions and modern entertainment. Just a stone’s throw from Odaiba, Toyosu has become a hub for visitors seeking unique experiences beyond the typical tourist trails. With the recent addition of Senkyaku Banrai, Toyosu now boasts a hot spring spa and a bustling Edo-era style market, offering a captivating blend of traditional and modern Japanese culture.
A Tranquil Oasis in the City: Manyo Club Toyosu
For travelers yearning for an authentic Japanese onsen experience without venturing far from Tokyo, the Manyo Club Toyosu is a true sanctuary. This luxurious spa complex, featuring 9 floors of blissful amenities, provides a respite from the hustle and bustle of city life. Indoor and outdoor shared baths, private family baths, saunas, hot bedrock baths, and massage chairs all contribute to a relaxing and rejuvenating experience. The spa even offers overnight stays in comfortable guestrooms.
The Manyo Club draws its genuine onsen water daily from renowned Japanese hot spring sources like Hakone and Yugawara, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the healing properties of these natural waters without leaving Tokyo. While the spa offers a relaxing and traditional Japanese experience, it’s important to note that guests with tattoos may be asked to utilize private baths due to cultural sensitivities.
Soak Your Feet With a View
Beyond the extensive spa facilities, Manyo Club Toyosu also offers a unique opportunity to enjoy the breathtaking views of Tokyo Bay. Two foot baths, filled with real hot spring water, provide a scenic vantage point of iconic landmarks like the Rainbow Bridge and even Tokyo Tower. The rooftop foot bath boasts a panoramic 360° view, while the 8th-floor foot bath offers a captivating vista free of charge. To enhance the experience, visitors can grab a refreshing drink at the nearby cafe.
A Culinary Journey Through Time: Toyosu Jogai Edomae Ichiba
The Toyosu Jogai Edomae Ichiba, or Edo-Style Market, is the second half of the Senkyaku Banrai complex. This charming market, reminiscent of Japan’s Edo era (1603-1868), transports visitors to a bygone era with its traditional architecture and bustling atmosphere. Spanning three floors, the market houses a plethora of food stalls and shops, showcasing the vibrant culinary scene of Toyosu.
The second floor, reminiscent of a bustling Edo-era market, offers a taste of classic Japanese street food. Counter seating restaurants, gourmet grocery shops, and traditional stalls create a vibrant and authentic experience. Some of the vendors even hail from the legendary Tsukiji Market, bringing their renowned culinary expertise to Senkyaku Banrai.
A Feast for the Senses
Senkyaku Banrai celebrates the freshest ingredients from the nearby Toyosu Market, offering an array of authentic Japanese cuisine. The building itself is a testament to the fusion of traditional and modern styles, with a steel-frame base giving way to traditional Japanese wood construction on the upper floors.
The first floor caters to casual dining, perfect for a quick and delicious lunch. The third floor showcases the art of sushi, alongside other traditional Japanese dishes. And, of course, the second floor Edo-era market is a culinary playground, offering a delightful selection of street food delicacies.
A Culinary Adventure Awaits
From Marutake’s classic Japanese-style omelettes to Soma Suisan’s melt-in-your-mouth grilled tuna, Senkyaku Banrai offers a diverse range of culinary experiences. The Toyosu Nomiyoshi sake stand provides a unique opportunity to engage in a custom sake tasting experience. With its abundance of fresh ingredients, vibrant atmosphere, and culinary delights, Senkyaku Banrai is a must-visit for anyone seeking a captivating taste of Japanese culture.
A New Era for Toyosu
Toyosu Senkyaku Banrai is a testament to the thriving and evolving nature of Toyosu. This new destination offers an all-encompassing experience, catering to diverse interests. Whether you seek relaxation in a traditional Japanese onsen, a journey through culinary history, or a delectable dining experience, Senkyaku Banrai is a captivating addition to Tokyo’s vibrant landscape. With its blend of tradition and modernity, it promises to become a beloved destination for both local residents and international visitors alike.
