hot springs (Page 8)
The new Kit Kat flavor draws inspiration from a specialty snack traditionally found at Japanese hot springs.
Surgery scar cover is a rare exception to Japan’s traditional no-clothes-in-the-bath rule.
Wait, hot springs can freeze?
Ethereally romantic images remind us why a wintertime visit to a snow-covered onsen resort is extra special.
Because when your name is the Hotel Mt. Fuji, you want your customers to be sure they’re going to see Japan’s most famous mountain.
TripAdvisor releases its rankings of the top 10 places to experience traditional Japanese accommodations during your stay in the country.
Japan’s shared baths also mean shared changing rooms, so do women also take in the view of bras and panties?
After month’s of waiting, the amusement park that seemed too crazy to be true receives its first visitors.
Come for the retro architecture, stay for the bath and swimming pool filled with onsen hot spring water!
Experience the thrill of dancing with a crowd in the bathtub without disturbing the neighbours.
Travelers have been visiting Beppu for its natural baths for years, but now the onsen is coming to them instead.
One of the most magical events of the season combines traditional bathing with the iconic blossoms of spring.
The Mayor of Beppu is delivering on his promise of a hot spring amusement park with tickets, fireworks and home-delivered onsen water for patrons.
Whether you’re a backpacker looking to clean yourself up or just want to experience this aspect of traditional Japanese culture, hundreds of options are at your fingertips.



































































