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Seki City in Gifu Prefecture finds a weirdly endearing way to highlight its local specialty.
Seki City in Gifu Prefecture finds a weirdly endearing way to highlight its local specialty.
Many onsen ban tattoos, and even among Japanese young people, a little over 60 percent still don't favor allowing them in the bath. But there's no need to fear: We've compiled some solid tips on how to enjoy the water.
Edo-Period philosopher Hayashi Razan identified the three best onsen in all of Japan.
If you’re looking to get off the beaten path, then give these towns a try!
Located 90 minutes from Tokyo by car, Hiratsuka Tanada grows rice with only rain water, without any other means of irrigation.
Masaharu Maeda, a professor of rehabilitation studies, believes bathing culture is one of the secrets to Japanese longevity.
Private baths let you have some alone time in the tub.
Oita has the most hot spring sources, but Hokkaido has the most spas—and the highest onsen is in Toyama.