By MOOK Scenic Spots Home Travel Life Network Editorial Department
To celebrate the 10th anniversary of its TSUBAKI haircare brand, Japanese cosmetics company Shiseido partnered with famed photographer Mika Ninagawa to revamp a traditional public bathhouse over 50 years old near Tokyo Skytree, creating the limited-time “TSUBAKI Yu.” Visitors can immerse themselves in this dreamy floral onsen experience from now until the end of March.
Shiseido Japan collaborated with Mika Ninagawa to transform a traditional public bathhouse over 50 years old near Tokyo Skytree. (Image source / retrip)
The bathhouse interior is adorned with abundant peach-pink flowers. (Image source / retrip)
In celebration of the 10th anniversary of the TSUBAKI haircare brand, Shiseido Japan invited Mika Ninagawa to redesign the traditional bathhouse “Yotsuya Onsen Natural Hot Spring Ooedo-yu” near Tokyo Skytree, incorporating the brand’s iconic camellia motif. From the changing room onwards, vibrant pink camellia patterns decorate the walls, while the bathtubs and chairs have all been unified in a pink hue, creating the illusion of soaking amidst a flower garden.
The bathhouse space after renovation. (Image source / retrip)
The bathhouse space before renovation. (Image source / retrip)
During the event period, besides enjoying the luxurious bathing space, all visitors to “TSUBAKI Yu” can also use TSUBAKI haircare and bathing products. If you’re traveling to Tokyo between now and March 31, don’t miss the chance to visit Mika Ninagawa’s floral bathhouse and experience the charm of this flower-filled wonderland.
TSUBAKI products are also available on-site. (Image source / retrip)
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