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It seems that soaking in a pool has become outdated for tourists, so the Yunessun resort in Hakone, Japan, offers visitors the experience of bathing in a pool filled with alcohol, tea, and other health-beneficial liquids.
The resort boasts numerous pools, each offering different health benefits. For example, a pool infused with sake is said to help reduce wrinkles and signs of aging, while a pool filled with tea leaves harvested from the Tanzawa and Hakone mountain regions is believed to improve skin health and boost the immune system.
Although wine bathing services have appeared all over the world, the wine pool at Yunessun Spa resort is the largest. This pool features a 3.6-meter-long bottle-shaped container filled with wine, allowing guests to soak while enjoying the fragrant aroma of the wine.
This place is unique in that it offers a wide variety of "bathwater" options, including chocolate, coffee, and saltwater with concentrations similar to and creating an effect like the Dead Sea, for visitors to choose from.
The bathing areas all have very unique designs that attract the attention of visitors. In the tea bath, a teapot is designed to be positioned 2 meters high and continuously maintain the water at a temperature of 42 degrees Celsius. This pool is said to help care for and rejuvenate the skin.
Additionally, the resort is divided into two main areas: Yunessun Spa Resort and Mori No Yu, with Mori No Yu featuring a hot spring bath with modern massage equipment and a nude bathing area for adventurous guests.
Opened in 2012, with its diverse and almost unique bathing services, this resort has attracted a large number of tourists from all over the world, and this number is expected to continue to increase in the future.
The entrance fee to experience all the resort's services for one adult is approximately 4100 yen (about 770,000 VND).
