Noren: Tokyo Sento Map

Where are we bathing tonight? Noren makes Tokyo's neighborhood public baths, the sento, easy to find and fun to collect. All 404 sento in Tokyo, on one map, with their hours. • See what's open now Hours, closed days (even "2nd and 4th Thursday") and last admission tell you which sento are open right now. Filter by sauna, outdoor bath, natural hot spring, Mount Fuji mural, wood-fired water and more. The list of nearby sento follows the map as you move. • See it before you go About 90 sento have real photos of their front and their bath, and some can be explored with Apple's Look Around. • Bathhouses open now, near you Every sento has its own cat, drawn from its name or its neighborhood: a crane at Tsuru-no-yu, Mount Fuji at Fujimi-yu. At the sento, tap Get my stamp and the grey cat comes to life. Stamps can only be collected on the spot. • Badges and ranks Badges are illustrated stickers to collect. First bath, hot spring, morning bath, yuzu bath on the winter solstice, Sento Day on October 10, Fuji hunter... Go from bath apprentice to regular to sento legend. • First time at a sento? The Guide tab is an illustrated story told by a calico cat, page by page. What is a sento (the neighborhood bath, its history since Edo, about 400 in Tokyo, around ¥600 everywhere), how to bathe (from the shoe lockers to the coffee milk), the rules in short, and answers to common questions: price, tattoos, what to bring. The app speaks English, Japanese, Chinese (simplified and traditional) and Korean. • Your bath journal Keep a note of each bath: when, where, and how good the water was. No account needed. Everything stays on your iPhone. No ads, no tracking. Sento information is based on the Tokyo Sento Association's public data. Hours can change on public holidays: check before you go.