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Summer event information announcement before closing Tokyo Odaiba Oedo Onsen Monogatari

2021.07.06

Tokyo Odaiba Oedo Onsen Monogatari will be closed and closed on September 5th. From the story of Oedo Onsen in Odaiba, Tokyo, the first event information to enjoy the last summer has been announced.

Message board appeared

Immediately after announcing the closing of the museum, many people have posted on SNS the voices of regret for closing the museum and the memories of the museum.
We will set up a [Message Board] not only on SNS but also from the desire to capture such customer feedback in a realistic manner.
“The hot springs I went to for the first time with my friends”, “The place of memories I went on my first date”, “The sacred place of anime events!”, “The favorite leisure spot of the whole family”, “The place of relaxation after work”, etc.
Please send your memories to the board.
Employees will also send a message to this board.
Why don’t you and your employees spin the final story of “Tokyo Odaiba Oedo Onsen Monogatari” together?

◼️ Installation period: June 30th (Wednesday) -September 5th (Sunday), 2021

Hanasai footbath limited to Saturdays and Sundays-Hanaashiyu-

In the footbath with a total length of 50 meters that can be enjoyed by couples, friends, and families while wearing a yukata, colorful flowers float on Saturdays and Sundays only.
You can spend a relaxing time watching the colorful flowers floating in the footbath, the sky during the day, and the fantastic illumination at night.

◼️ Period: Until Sunday, September 5, 2021. Saturday and Sunday only

Enjoy with peace of mind-Thorough measures against coronavirus infection-
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