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Summer!! × Local Glass Bottle Drinks × Public Baths: 86 Bathhouses Across Japan Participate in 'Fizzy Glass Bottle Market 2026' – Enjoy Regional Drinks at Bathhouses and Join a Digital Stamp Rally

Published Jun 29, 2026 11:00 PM ・ Updated Jul 1, 2026 10:37 AM ・ 18 min read ・ Source: PR TIMES

The Japan Glass Bottle Association (President: Hisatsugu Ishizuka, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo) will host the "Fizzy Glass Bottle Market 2026" from July 1 (Wed) to September 30 (Wed). The Fizzy Glass Bottle M

The Japan Glass Bottle Association (President: Hisatsugu Ishizuka, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo) will host the "Fizzy Glass Bottle Market 2026" from July 1 (Wed) to September 30 (Wed).

The Fizzy Glass Bottle Market is an event that lets you enjoy bubbly local drinks from across Japan at public bathhouses after your bath. This year, a digital stamp rally will be introduced for the first time, allowing participants to visit bathhouses, sample regional drinks, collect stamps, and earn original goods and special rewards.

The event's planning and design are handled by SENTO FOREVER, a project team whose vision is "To preserve bathhouse culture forever." They have created original goods that you'll want to bring to the bathhouse and wear in daily life. Additionally, by collecting stamps, participants can also receive special rewards allowing them to enjoy local drinks from across Japan at home. Please enjoy your time at the bathhouse, savor local drinks in glass bottles, and join the digital stamp rally.

Furthermore, during the event period, the first 100 visitors at each participating bathhouse will receive a "Fizzy Market Sticker." Please enjoy a relaxing moment after your bath with a glass-bottled local drink.

[Event Overview]

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"Fizzy Glass Bottle Market 2026"

Japan Glass Bottle Association

Japan Soft Drinks Association (General Incorporated Association)

7/1 (Wed) – 9/30 (Wed)

[Participating Bathhouses]

● Aomori Prefecture (1 bathhouse)

Hachinohe Sentō ALWAYS (JR Hachinohe Line: Hon-Hachinohe Station)

● Tokyo (27 bathhouses)

Daishōyū (Toei Ōedo Line: Akebonobashi Station)

Ōtsuka-Nakamachi Daikokuyu (Marunouchi Line: Myōgadani Station)

Hidamari no Izumi Haginoyu (JR Yamanote Line: Uguisudani Station)

Yakushiyu (Tobu Skytree Line: Tokyo Skytree Station)

Konparuyu (Tozai Line: Kiba Station)

Hakusanyu (Yurakucho Line: Toyosu Station)

Nakano Onsen Matsunoyu (Tōkyū Line: Nakano Station)

Egotayu (Toei Ōedo Line: Shin-egota Station)

Igusuyu (Seibu Shinjuku Line: Igusa Station)

Myōhōyu (Seibu Ikebukuro Line: Shibuya Station)

Ōtsuka Kinenyu (JR Yamanote Line: Ōtsuka Station)

Kosugi-yu (JR Chūō Line: Kōenji Station)

Suginami-yu (Marunouchi Line: Nishi-Kōenji Station)

Shōgaya-yu (Toden Arakawa Line: Kōshinzuka Station)

Jūjōyu (JR Saikyō Line: Jūjō Station)

Toshimayu (JR Keihin-Tōhoku Line: Ōji Station)

Chiyonoyu (Toden Arakawa Line: Arakawa Yūenchi-mae Station)

Fujinoyu (Jōban Line: Mikawashima Station)

Daiichi Kanjōyu (Tōbu Tōjō Line: Kami-Igaya Station)

Okadayu (Tobu Skytree Line: Nishi-Arai Station)

Yudo Jinnobi (Tobu Daishi Line: Daishimae Station)

Wakamatsuyu (Tobu Skytree Line: Gotanno Station)

Tachikawa Yuyashiki Umenoyu (JR Chūō Line: Tachikawa Station)

Fuchū Yurakukan Sakurayu (Keiō Line: Fuchū Station)

Shinmeiyu (Seibu Haijima Line: Higashi-Yamato Station)

Yuyūtei Matsunoyu (Seibu Shinjuku Line: Musashi-Sekigahara Station)

Tsurunoyu (Keiō Line: Nishi-Chōfu Station)

● Kanagawa Prefecture (2 bathhouses)

Yokohama Natural Hot Spring Kusatsu (Keikyū Line: Ida-gaya Station)

Sennen Onsen (JR Nambu Line: Musashi-Shinjō Station)

● Aichi Prefecture (5 bathhouses)

Hakusan Onsen (Meitetsu: Higashi-Biwajima Station)

Jinzentō (Meitetsu: Toyohashi Station)

Rōbiyū (Meitetsu: Ichinomiya Station)

Pokapoka Onsen Shino-Moriyanoyu (JR Chūō Main Line: Shino-Moriyama Station)

Gorakuyu (JR Chūō Main Line: Shino-Moriyama Station)

● Gifu Prefecture (1 bathhouse)

Noharayu (Meitetsu: Meitetsu Gifu Station)

● Mie Prefecture (1 bathhouse)

Tamanoyu (Kintetsu: Yokkaichi Station)

● Ishikawa Prefecture (3 bathhouses)

Kanazawa Onsen Kinsekisō (Hokutetsu Bus: Kinseki Bus Stop)

Pocapoca Mikanodera no Yu (JR Ishikawa Line: Gakujūtaimae Station)

Pocapoca Morienoyu Morienoyu (Asanogawa Line: Isebe Station)

● Kyoto Prefecture (12 bathhouses)

Daitokuji Onsen (Bus: Daitokuji-mae)

Murasakiyu (Subway Karasuma Line: Kitaoji Station)

Monzenyu (Subway Karasuma Line: Kitaoji Station)

Yamashiro Onsen (Keifuku Electric Railroad Kitano Line: Kitano-Hakubaicho Station)

Ginza-yu (Keihan Katamachi Line: Jingū-Marutamachi Station)

Heianyu (Keihan Katamachi Line: Jingū-Marutamachi Station)

Hatsune-yu (Subway Karasuma Line: Karasuma-Oike Station)

Sauna no Umeyu (Keihan Main Line: Kiyomizu-Gojō Station)

Koma-chōyu (Hankyu Kyoto Line: Saiin Station)

Kyoto Minami-ku Asahiyu (JR Kyoto Line: Nishioji Station)

Rakuyōyu (JR Kyoto Line: Nishioji Station)

Kyōkyokuyu (Hankyu Kyoto Line: Nishikyōgoku Station)

● Osaka Prefecture (27 bathhouses)

Rōbi Onsen (Hanshin Electric Railway: Noda Station)

Naniwa Onsen Jab-Jab Brand (Hanshin Namba Line: Chidoribashi Station)

Kasugayu (Osaka Metro Tanimachi Line: Hirano Station)

Shintoku Onsen (Osaka Metro Tanimachi Line: Senri-Hachiman Station)

Hatchō Onsen (JR Kobe Line: Tsukamoto Station)

Shōwayu (Hankyu Kyoto Main Line: Awaji Station)

Sanpōyu (Bus: Zuihō 4-chōme)

Shinmiya Onsen (JR Ōsaka Higashi Line: Shigino Station)

Abenobashi (Osaka Metro Midosuji Line: Tennoji Station)

Iri-fune Onsen (Osaka Metro Midosuji Line: Nishitanabe Station)

Midori Onsen (Kintetsu Minami-Osaka Line: Yada Station)

Hinodenyu (Osaka Metro Midosuji Line: Dobutsuen-mae Station)

Tsurgahoka Onsen (JR Hanwa Line: Tsurugaoka Station)

Ginsuiyu (Hankyu Kyoto Main Line: Sōzenji Station)

Takarayu (Hankyu Kyoto Main Line: Jūsan Station)

Chitose Onsen (JR Osaka Loop Line: Tsuruhashi Station)

Shikishima Onsen (JR Tōzai Line: Hanatsumi Station)

Satsuki-yu (Hankyu Line: Ikeda Station)

Hinomotō (Osaka Metro Tanimachi Line: Moriguchi Station)

Nagomi-yu (Nankai Main Line: Izumisano Station)

Himematsu Onsen (Nankai Main Line: Sumiyoshi Taisha Station)

Tajima Shin-Onsen (Osaka Metro Senri Line: Minami-Hirano Station)

Megane Onsen (Bus: Tajima 3-chōme)

Umekiyu (Osaka Metro Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line: Kadenan Station)

Suhara Onsen (Keihan Main Line: Kayashima Station)

Daini Kotōyu (Kintetsu Osaka Line: Fuse Station)

Ewayu (Kintetsu Osaka Line: Shūntokudō Station)

● Hyōgo Prefecture (7 bathhouses)

Nada Onsen Rokkōdō Branch (JR Kobe Line: Rokkōdō Station)

Nada Onsen Suidōbashi Branch (Hankyu Line: Ōji-Kōen Station)

Minatogawa-yu (Bus: Higashiyama Station)

Ninomiya Onsen (JR Tōkaidō Main Line: Sannomiya Station)

Hōraiyu (Hanshin Main Line: Amagasaki Centerpōru-mae Station)

Yūmoarando Fukuei (Hanshin Main Line: Kusunoki Station)

Kawanishi Gokuraku-yu (Hankyu Takarazuka Main Line: Kawanishi-Noseguchi Station)

[About the Digital Stamp Rally]

STEP 1: Download the app (a web browser version is also available)

STEP 2: Visit a participating bathhouse, take a bath, purchase an eligible glass-bottled drink, scan the QR code, and collect your stamp.

STEP 3: Collect stamps and enter to win prizes. Limited-edition goods will be awarded through a lottery.

Goods design by SENTO FOREVER. Illustrations by Alessandro Bioletti.

SENTO FOREVER

A project team dedicated to the vision "To preserve bathhouse culture forever," using design to revitalize public baths. Through event planning and management, curatorship of creators, space production, and goods design centered on bathhouses and saunas, the team creates opportunities for people to visit bathhouses.

Instagram: @sentoforever

Alessandro Bioletti

An illustrator from Turin, Italy, currently based in Setagaya Ward, Tokyo. Known for a "POP · PRETTY · FUNNY" artistic world that blends Italian sensibility with a Japanese lifestyle perspective. He creates heartwarming, narrative illustrations featured across diverse media including advertising, character design, and manga. In 2018, he held a solo exhibition themed around bathhouses titled "SENTŌ · Public Bath."

Instagram: @alessandrobioletti

[Featured Products] (Available products vary by location

Hokkaido Melon Ramune

Hokkaido Lavender Ramune

Otaru Aonodokutsu Ramune

Hokkaido Beet Cider Sepia no Shigeki

Sannohe Jomisider

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Shinjuku Ginger Ale

Shōnan Gold Cider

Bidoro Oishii Ramune

Shōnan Chōsai Lemon Cider

Dolce Pop Lemonade

Mikan Cider

Kanazawa Yūyū Cider Yuzu Otome

Okunoto Jisider Shio Cider

Kanazawa Sakuraga Cider Suika Hime

Fujiyama Cider

Fujiyama Summit Cola

Fujiyama Kiwi Cider

Fujiyama Yuzu Cider

Shine Muscat Cider

Fujiyama Ramune

Kanpuku Banana Cider

Izu Lemon Cider

Otoko no Choyawaru Ginger Ale

Muramasu Cider

<Fukui>

Echizen Ōno Meisui Suko Cider

<Osaka>

Biriken Cider

Biriken Cola

Yuzu Cider

Mikan Cider

Diamond Lemon

Sakura Minami Sudachi Cider

Setouchi Cider (Lemon flavor)

Shio Ramune

Yamato Ramune

Olive Cider

Amaou Cider

<Saga>

Yuuagari-dō Sauna

<Oita>

Kabosu Cider

Hyūga-natsu Cider

Miyazaki Mango Cider

Tankan Cider

Ppokun Cider

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