Chofu Onsen Tokyo

Chofu, in the central western part of Tokyo Metropolis, is a significant city on the Keio and Seibu railway lines known as the location of Tokyo Racecourse — one of Japan's largest and most famous thoroughbred horse racing tracks — and the historic gateway to the Kyodo family shopping district and the Jindaiji district whose ancient temple and surrounding soba noodle restaurants create one of Tokyo's most charming temple-town neighbourhood experiences. Chofu Onsen Tokyo draws on sodium and bicarbonate thermal waters from the geological resources of the western Tokyo plain, offering restorative baths in a city whose racing culture, traditional Jindaiji temple neighborhood, and easy Keio Line access to Shinjuku create a pleasantly varied urban spa destination in central western Tokyo. The Tokyo Racecourse and its sweeping grandstands, the Jindaiji Temple — one of Tokyo's oldest Buddhist foundations — and the row of traditional soba restaurants in the Jindaiji temple approach street create a delightfully diverse and historically layered spa destination in the western Tokyo Metropolis.