Showers Near Tokyo Station: Prices, Hours & Booking
Showers Near Tokyo Station: Prices, Hours & Booking
Find a shower after an overnight bus or before your next train, with named facilities and the cost of borrowing a towel.
Start with the side of the station you are on: Marunouchi is the west side; Yaesu is the east side. The three shower facilities below are outside the railway ticket gates. Leave the paid area using the appropriate ticket procedure; a shower booking does not provide station access.
The comparison separates the shower fee, towel cost and usable time. A hotel room, lounge seat or private room is a different purchase from shower-only use. Official information checked: 7 October 2026. Prices are in Japanese yen; photos do not show live availability.
Quick answer
Which option fits your arrival?
- Marunouchi side, from 06:30: compare Bike&Run in Shin-Marunouchi Building B1.
- Yaesu side, morning or evening booking: check Tokyo VIP Lounge’s published shower slots.
- After the other nearby options close: check the 24-hour Customa Cafe Yaesu branch.
- Want a bath as well: RAKU SPA 1010 Kanda requires an extra journey; its inexpensive bathing course has separate hours.
- Want a bed and a room: book a day-use room with a suitable start time, rather than assuming a shower ticket includes sleep space.
Prices and admission
Compare named facilities, including towel costs
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| Facility | Where | Base fee / time | Borrowing towels | Published hours |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MARUNOUCHI Bike&Run | Marunouchi · Shin-Marunouchi Building B1 | ¥1,500 / one-hour visit | Bath towel included | Weekdays 06:30–22:00; last admission 21:20. Weekends / holidays 06:30–19:00; last admission 18:20. |
| Tokyo VIP Lounge | Yaesu · Yaesu Kato Building 2F / 3F | ¥770 / 25 minutes | Bath towel +¥220; total ¥990 | 06:00–23:30; general admission ends one hour before closing. Online shower slots shown below. |
| Customa Cafe Yaesu | Nihonbashi 2-1-16 · Yaesu-side walk | ¥770 / 30 minutes | Bath towel +¥150; total ¥920 | Store open 24 hours; shower availability checked on arrival. |
| RAKU SPA 1010 Kanda | Awajicho · extra train / walking journey | Adult bathing course ¥600 / up to 3 hours | Towel set +¥450; total ¥1,050 | Bathing course: 11:00–01:00, last admission 00:00; 05:00–08:00, last admission 07:00. |
The total in the towel column is an example with the specified rental. Extra time, a lounge seat, a private room or a different course can change the bill. The listed time is a facility allowance, not your whole round trip. Morning bathing at RAKU SPA ends before 08:00; details below.
Official information: Bike&Run visitor tariff
Official information: Tokyo VIP Lounge fees and hours
Official information: VIP Lounge shower FAQ
Official information: Customa Cafe Yaesu tariff and branch information
Official information: RAKU SPA course fees and admission times
Choose by your schedule
Use your arrival time and station side
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| Your situation | What to compare first | Decision to make |
|---|---|---|
| Arrival before 06:00 | Customa Cafe; RAKU SPA morning bathing from 05:00 | For the spa, include the additional journey and bathing-course cutoff. |
| Marunouchi-side morning arrival | Bike&Run from 06:30 | Compare its included bath towel with your need for a locker or seating. |
| Yaesu-side overnight bus arrival | VIP Lounge or Customa Cafe | Read the actual bus stop on your ticket; stops and terminals differ. |
| No shower reservation | Customa Cafe or an available walk-in facility | Ask about the queue before paying; opening hours do not guarantee a free shower. |
| Shower plus a nap | Private-room course or a day-use room | Choose the room and its usable hours separately. |
| Train departing soon | An available facility on your current side | Include changing, drying hair and the return journey before committing. |
Facility details
Know what your shower ticket includes
Tokyo VIP Lounge: short shower with bookable slots
Tokyo VIP Lounge is at 1-5-9 Yaesu, Yaesu Kato Building, 2F / 3F. Its site gives a four-minute walk from Yaesu North Exit; the booking plan gives about five minutes. Use the building address as well as the walking estimate.
The shower is ¥770 for 25 minutes. A bath towel costs ¥220 and a hand towel ¥110: shower plus both towels is ¥1,100. An extension of up to 10 minutes costs ¥220. Lounge seating and private-room time are separate charges.
General use requires free VIP Liner app registration. Published opening hours are 06:00–23:30, with general admission ending one hour before closing. Do not treat the closing time as a shower start time.
The linked shower plan lists morning starts from 06:30 to 10:00 and evening starts from 19:00 to 22:30, in half-hour steps. Select a date to see which slots are actually sold. Shampoo, body soap, conditioner and a hair dryer are listed in the plan. Check cancellation terms before booking, especially after a bus journey that may arrive late.
For a walk-in visit, ask whether a shower is available and how long the wait is. A general lounge admission and a confirmed shower slot are different things. If you need extra time for makeup or work, compare a separate lounge plan.
Official information: Address, registration and current option prices
Official information: Shower FAQ
Official information: Shower booking plan linked by the operator
Customa Cafe Yaesu: 24-hour branch with shower-only use
Customa Cafe Yaesu is at 2-1-16 Nihonbashi, TC75 Sapore Nihonbashi Building. The branch gives a six-minute walk from Tokyo Station’s Yaesu exit, or one minute from Nihonbashi Station. The store is open 24 hours.
The published shower-only tariff is ¥770 for 30 minutes, with extension at ¥140 per 10 minutes. Bath towel rental is ¥150, making a 30-minute shower with a rented bath towel ¥920. Ask about shower availability and any registration or identification needed before payment.
A private-room course of six hours or more includes 20 minutes of shower use; it is not the same allowance as the 30-minute shower-only purchase. Room charges and applicable surcharges are separate. If you want to sleep, ask for an appropriate room type and check its availability before choosing a course.
A 24-hour opening schedule does not tell you the shower queue. If you have a train deadline, ask for the estimated wait first and decide whether you can still complete the return journey. Use the nap and private-room guide if a room matters as much as washing.
Official information: Yaesu branch, shower tariff image and towel rental
Bike&Run: visitor shower with a bath towel
MARUNOUCHI Bike&Run is on B1 of Shin-Marunouchi Building, 1-5-1 Marunouchi, on the west side of Tokyo Station. The building listing describes a direct station connection. Follow signs toward Marunouchi and Shin-Marunouchi Building, rather than the similarly named Marunouchi Building.
The visitor shower ticket is ¥1,500 for one hour, including changing-room use and a rental bath towel. Membership-card registration is not required for this visitor tariff. It permits makeup-room use within the same time allowance, but no re-entry and no changing-room locker rental.
The operator offers free suitcase holding while you use the shower. Leaving a bag while going sightseeing is a separate storage service. Keep your change of clothes and anything needed immediately afterward with you.
Weekday hours are 06:30–22:00, with last admission at 21:20. Weekend and public-holiday hours are 06:30–19:00, with last admission at 18:20; building closure days apply. Contact: +81 3-6269-9806.
Choose this when its location fits your route and you prefer a towel included in the price. If you arrive close to last admission, ask how much usable time remains; do not assume a one-hour tariff lets you stay beyond closing.
Official information: Visitor shower inclusions and suitcase holding
Official information: Building location, opening hours and last admission
Day-use hotels: book the room and the usable time
A hotel day-use room can combine a bed, space to change and a bathroom. Search for your actual date and entry time; a room sold from 13:00 does not solve an 08:00 arrival. A day-use plan is also different from an early check-in request for your overnight booking.
Before paying, check whether the plan includes an in-room shower or bathroom, towel supply, the number of guests and the final checkout time. Read whether the price is per room or per person. A small headline price with a short time slot may not fit the rest you need.
If you already have a hotel booking, ask your own hotel first: “Is early room access available today, what is the fee, and can I use the bathroom before normal check-in?” Ask separately about luggage holding. A hotel agreeing to hold a suitcase does not grant bathroom access.
For Japanese listings, デイユース means day use and 日帰り means a same-day visit. Check the plan details before treating a room as a shower-only walk-in option. See our day-use hotel comparison (Japanese) and the English before-check-in guide.
Capsule hotels: distinguish shower, nap and overnight use
A capsule hotel can be worth checking if you also want to sleep, but compare three separate products: overnight stay, daytime nap and shower-only entry. Reception being open does not establish that all three can be used at any hour.
For a women-only option near Kanda, start with nine hours Woman Kanda’s official page. Ask the branch about current shower-only admission, the price, cleaning closures and what towels are supplied before travelling there. This guide does not list an unverified current shower-only rate or promise round-the-clock shower access.
If booking a nap, check whether showers are included in that specific plan and when you can enter. If you only need washing, compare the three nearby shower-only options above before adding a train journey. A capsule sleeping pod and a private bathroom are different facilities; do not assume the shower is inside the pod.
Useful question: “Can a non-staying guest use a shower today at 11:30? What is the total price with towels?” Give a specific time so reception can account for cleaning and admission restrictions.
RAKU SPA 1010 Kanda: a communal bath with separate course hours
RAKU SPA 1010 Kanda is at 2-9-9 Kanda Awajicho. The operator gives a five-minute walk from Ochanomizu Station’s Hijiribashi Exit, or about ten minutes from Kanda Station. Include the train journey from Tokyo Station; this is not an inside-station shower.
The adult bathing course is ¥600 for up to three hours. A towel set costs ¥450, so admission plus the set is ¥1,050. It uses communal bathing facilities, rather than an individual shower-only room.
Bathing-course hours are 11:00–01:00 (last admission 00:00) and 05:00–08:00 (last admission 07:00). This course cannot be used between 01:00 and 05:00. Baths close at 07:30 in the morning. Entering at 07:00 does not allow you to remain until 10:00.
The full RAKU SPA relaxation course has separate prices and late-night surcharges. Tattoos are prohibited by the published admission rules; age restrictions also apply at night. Read the course and admission rules before choosing it.
Choose it when a soak matters and the extra journey fits your schedule. For a quick wash before a departure, compare the nearby shower-only facilities first.
Official information: Course-specific fees, hours, access and entry conditions
Store luggage only when it helps your route
Pack a small shower bag before storing a suitcase: clean clothes, underwear, toiletries you need, a towel if bringing your own, and a bag for damp items. Keep your passport, valuables, medication and the storage claim information accessible.
Use the English luggage-storage guide to compare a specific counter or locker. Check its floor, gate side and collection time. A counter inside the JR gates can add an access problem if you leave to shower outside.
Do not automatically pay for all-day storage for a shower visit. Bike&Run lists suitcase holding during shower use; ask other providers about their baggage arrangement. For sightseeing afterward, compare separate storage and confirm the pickup deadline.
If you cannot leave a large suitcase at the facility, choose storage on the route you will take back to your train or bus. A cheaper locker far away can add two walks. Save the exact counter or locker location before leaving it.
Ask these questions at reception
- Is a shower available now, and what is the estimated wait?
- What is the total cost with a bath towel?
- Does the time allowance include changing and drying my hair?
- Where can I put my suitcase, and can it remain after shower use?
- Do I need registration or identification for this visit?
- Is a seat or a private room included, or charged separately?
Plan the whole visit
Work backward from your departure time
Add walking to the facility, reception and any queue, washing, changing, drying your hair, collecting luggage and reaching the correct platform or bus stop. No fixed waiting-time estimate is reliable for every visit. If the queue consumes your remaining time, choose another plan before paying.
Overnight bus arrival
- Read the actual arrival-stop name
- Choose a facility open at your arrival time
- Collect any booked shower information
- Wash, change and dry your hair
- Move to your hotel or rest spot
Before hotel check-in
- Ask your hotel about early room access
- Compare shower-only cost if a room is unavailable
- Pack clean clothes before storing luggage
- Shower within the booked allowance
- Return for hotel check-in
After hotel check-out
- Ask about hotel luggage holding
- Choose a shower near your later pickup route
- Confirm the storage collection deadline
- Shower and collect your bags
- Reach the departure gate or bus stop
Before a meeting
- Find the venue and required arrival time
- Ask about the shower queue
- Include changing and drying time
- Leave time for phone charging if needed
- Travel to the venue
Next steps
Plan the rest of your time around the station
Once you have chosen a shower, decide where your luggage will be and whether you also need a seat, a nap or a hotel room. Use the guides below for the next part of your visit.