Japanese hot springs

Shuzenji hot springs in Japan. (Not my pic, from FB. No photographer listed)

Next to Fuji-Q Highland in Lake Kawaguchi, Yamanashi Prefecture, a pure Japanese-style one-day hot spring, Fujiyama Onsen, where you can stop on the way back to Mt. Fuji

With more than 3,000 hot springs Japan offers plenty of choices for your first onsen experience. To help you find the best onsen I have…

When one thinks of Japan, a myriad of enchanting images come to mind: the delicate petals of cherry blossoms, the awe-inspiring Mt. Fuji, the vibrant streets of Tokyo, and of course, the tranquil onsens or hot springs. But, beyond the visuals, there’s a profound sensory experience associated with onsens that's often ov

In the heart of Ureshino Onsen Hot Springs, Taishoya features large hot spring baths with spectacular nature decors, Japanese rooms with mountain views and free-use bicycles. Concierge services are available. Ureshino-Onsen Bus Station is a 1-minute walk. Taishoya offers a spacious garden, beauty treatments and massages. Free WiFi is available in the rooms, and facilities also include a 24-hour reception, drink vending machines and a souvenir shop. Upon advance request, guests are provided a…

Discover This Amazing Onsen (Natural Hot Springs) Lost In Gunma Prefecture, Japan #Onsen #Hot #Spring #Japan #Gunma #Travel #SugoiiJapan Photo credits: @marcbaechtold

Nestled in the mountains of northern Gunma Prefecture, Minakami Onsen and Takaragawa Onsen offer a blissful escape into Japan's renowned hot spring culture. These picturesque onsen resorts, just a short journey from Tokyo, provide visitors with a perfect blend of natural beauty, relaxation, and traditional Japanese hospitality. From outdoor baths surrounded by snow-capped peaks to healing mineral waters, these hot springs offer a unique and rejuvenating experience for both seasoned onsen…