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Toyosu Senkyaku Banrai
A grand waterfront complex next to Toyosu Market—combining Edo-style charm, gourmet seafood, and a rooftop onsen with skyline views.
Attraction
Attractions, Hot Spring, Food Hall, Cultural Complex
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Toyosu Senkyaku Banrai is more than a shopping and dining destination—it’s a multi-sensory reimagining of Edo-period hospitality for the modern traveler. Located beside the famed Toyosu Fish Market, this massive complex blends open-air alleyways styled like an old merchant town with contemporary comforts like gourmet food halls, artisanal gift shops, and a full-scale hot spring spa. The rooftop onsen offers views of Tokyo Bay and Rainbow Bridge, while the seafood restaurants below serve catch-of-the-day freshness just steps from the source. With cultural performances, footbaths, yukata rentals, and family-friendly zones, it’s an all-day outing that fuses nostalgia with next-generation Tokyo entertainment.
Facilities & Services
Rooftop onsen with open-air baths
Edo-style gourmet food hall
Yukata rentals and footbath areas
Souvenir shopping and local crafts
Accessible from Toyosu Station
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