Daiban Kaikan Shinjuku
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The Shinjuku branch of the Daiban chain sits in Kabukichō, a short walk over from Ni-chōme, and does the budget version of the bathhouse night: gown style, around the clock, roughly ¥2,500 for a rest until 23:00 and ¥3,000 overnight. An 'all genre' door, less crowded than the 24 Kaikan flagship — a first-hand 2025 visit report confirms it exactly as described.
Honest note: no official website, no English support, and no stated policy on foreign guests — unverified for non-Japanese visitors. Cash and courtesy recommended; report back if you go.
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I visited this establishment with a new friend . This friend was under the impression that this place had private rooms. It does, allegedly, however they were fully booked. There are lockers, there is also an elevator. The baths are very brightly lit, and you will see many gentlemen frolicking. People will watch you, make of that what you will. Lovely shower facilities, smells like chlorine. #clean Don’t make the mistake I made of taking off your socks and holding them in your hand, as you will end up losing them and going home with damp bare feet stuffed into your shoes. 👞 🧦
All the staff members are bunch of scammers!!! So here’s what’s happened. I went in and paid 4100 yen as an admission fee (I put in 5 thousand yen in the machine and it gave 900 yen change in coins so I’m 100% sure). Then the staff members told me to put my shoes in one of the lockers which I did, but when I came back to the counter they told me I didn’t pay out of nowhere. They didn’t let me in even though I literally showed them the coins I just got from their machines as the exchange. Never coming back here again!!!!
Went there a couple times. The best time was on a Friday night. Lots of awake people. Some were sleeping. Overall I had a better than expected experience. The second time it was on a Sunday by noon. Everyone was sleeping and the rooms smelled bad. Not much action due to that there was no place to lay down. So I just had a me time in the jacuzzi. Cold showers. And no action at all. I was a bit disappointed but I left feeling good with my spa time. Admission fee was 3500 yen. But there's a 10 yen charge to put your shoes in a mini locker before entering the place... I wouldn't ask for too much of any place. I've been to other places but this one is acceptable. Try it. No matter what.
What a terrible place!!! Do yourself a favor and find a different place. Dirty, old and smell like a 💩 Also the guy in the front desk is sooo rude and unwelcoming.
rude stuff they barely speak english the counter yelled at me because I was speaking English It is the worst experience that I ever had
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Last updated on 25 September 2026