Hot spring bathonsen(hot spring) is one of the most effective therapies to relax, reduce stress and fatigue as well as cure some diseases thanks to the abundant mineral source in hot springs. What could be more suitable than an onsen in the remote countryside of Japan, to rest, relax and confide in the warm hot water?
Arima Onsen
Arima Onsen impresses with its winding, complex terrain and narrow roads through the old town. As an old onsen of Kobe city, Arima is famous for its brown hot spring. If you have the opportunity to travel to Japan in the spring, do not miss the opportunity to enjoy the refreshing relaxation in this brown hot spring which is especially good for your health.
Kurama Onsen
Kurama Onsen is located on Mount Kurama, about 30 minutes by train from central Kyoto. It is also a favorite destination for families because of its quiet and simplicity, with snow-covered winters and cherry blossoms in full bloom in the spring. The hot spring water here has a natural moisturizing effect on the skin and many other health benefits.
Hida-Takayama Onsen
Hida-Takayama hot spring is known as one of the oldest hot springs in Japan. The water source here gushes from a depth of 1,200 m, and has health benefits such as pain relief and recovery from skin diseases.
Niwa no Yu
Niwa no Yu is not the most famous, but it is the most beautiful hot spring resort north of Tokyo. Visitors will be lost in the impressive garden designed by Kenzo Kosugi, Japan's leading landscape architect. Inside, there are separate areas for men and women, an outdoor pool and a jacuzzi. There is also a mixed-gender Finnish sauna, but full bathing suits are required.
Yufuin Onsen
Among more than 850 hot springs in Kyushu, Yufuin Onsen is voted as the most ideal hot spring paradise here. Located at the foot of Yufudake Mountain in Oita, Yufuin Onsen will bring visitors many interesting onsen bathing experiences amidst the peaceful and pure natural countryside scenery.
Hakone Onsen
Hakone is an ideal hot spring bathing spot that attracts a large number of local people and Japanese tourists to visit. Located about an hour and a half drive from Tokyo, in addition to the Hakone Onsen area, there are also many spas and souvenir shops built around to provide more diverse services.
Kawaguchiko Onsen
Kawaguchiko Onsen is a natural hot spring hidden at the foot of the towering Mount Fuji, just a two-hour drive from Tokyo. Once here, you will find it hard to forget the wonderful feeling of immersing yourself in the warm water in a quiet space, leisurely enjoying the majestic and vast mountain scenery.
Beppu Onsen
Beppu Onsen is located in Oita, Kyushu. This is a famous hot spring complex with the largest amount of hot spring water in Japan and second in the world, after Yellowstone Park in the US. Visiting Beppu, visitors will enjoy the natural mineral springs combined with the peaceful natural scenery around, bringing a gentle, relaxing space.
Noboribetsu
Noboribetsu Onsen was voted the best natural hot spring on Japan's Hokkaido Island since the Edo period and has existed until today. Noboribetsu is always in the top 100 quality Onsen in the land of the rising sun. Here, visitors will have the opportunity to soak in 9 unique hot springs such as: salt hot water, iron hot water, sodium sulfate hot water, radium hot water... in addition to the effects of detoxification, beauty, and mental relaxation, it also has the effect of treating anemia and high blood pressure, helping the body stay healthy.
Kurokawa Onsen
With its harmony and closeness to nature, Kurokawa was once recognized by the world travel magazine Michelin Green Guide Japon as the most worth-visiting 2-star hot spring in Japan, which can bring visitors the feeling of completely relaxing and forgetting all about time in the warm stream and immersing themselves in the beautiful Japanese scenery around.
Dogo Onsen
Dogo Onsen is Japan's oldest hot spring - used by locals for over 3,000 years. Its history and unique architecture have inspired many works of art, including the Studio Ghibli classic Spirited Away. The hot spring is even considered an important cultural heritage of Japan.
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