Step into a floral wonderland at the surreal Mika Ninagawa bathhouse

By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Team

To celebrate the 10th anniversary of its TSUBAKI brand, Japanese cosmetics giant Shiseido collaborated with renowned photographer Mika Ninagawa to transform a traditional sento (public bathhouse) over 50 years old near Tokyo Skytree into a limited-time “TSUBAKI Sento.” The experience is available now through the end of March, offering visitors a dreamy soak surrounded by flowers.

To mark the 10th anniversary of the TSUBAKI hair care brand, Shiseido commissioned Mika Ninagawa to redesign the traditional “Yotsuya Onsen Natural Hot Spring Ooedo-yu” bathhouse near Tokyo Skytree, incorporating the brand’s iconic camellia motifs. From the changing rooms to the bathtubs and chairs, the space is adorned with vibrant pink camellia elements, creating an immersive floral ambiance.

During the event, in addition to enjoying the luxurious bathing space, all visitors to “TSUBAKI Sento” can also use TSUBAKI hair care products. If you’re traveling to Tokyo between now and March 31, don’t miss this chance to visit Mika Ninagawa’s floral bathhouse and experience the charm of a flower-filled world.