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Kusatsu Onsen Hot Springs

Considered one of the top three hot springs in Japan, Kusatsu Onsen is known for its overwhelming abundance of hot spring water. The strongly acidic nature of the hot spring water here is highly effective against bacteria, viruses, and skin diseases.

Ikaho Onsen Hot Springs

Known for its golden hot spring water, the water at Ikaho Onsen is high in iron, which is both good for your organs and warms you from the inside out. Make sure you try the “hot spring manju” that originated in Ikaho. The “manju,” steamed buns, are filled with red beans, and are delicious.

Hakone Onsen Hot Springs

Enjoy around 20 different kinds of hot springs at Hakone Onsen, including some
that are said to be effective in relieving fatigue and improving health. It also offers
easy access to Mt. Fuji and a variety of tourist attractions nearby.

Yufuin Onsen Hot Springs

With fog covering the entire hot spring town of Yufuin on a winter morning, enjoy a hot spring bath that’s effective for muscle pain, nerve pain, arthritis, and fatigue. Lake Kinrin is located nearby, a very scenic spot that’s great for taking relaxing walks.

Yamaga Onsen Hot Springs

Yamaga Onsen’s 1,300-year-old hot spring waters are mostly alkaline, ensuring a smooth and relaxing bath. Many traditional Japanese-style buildings decorate the neighborhood and they provide a variety of attractive sights.

Arima Onsen Hot Springs

Easily accessible from downtown Osaka, Arima Onsen is famous for its reddish-brown
“Kinsen (gold water),” which has a high iron content and antiseptic properties,
making it effective against skin diseases. The colorless “Ginsen (silver water),”
is equally effective against high blood pressure and arteriosclerosis.

Kaike Onsen Hot Springs

Enjoy a warm seawater bath with a beautiful view of the cool ocean.
The hot spring water here comes from the sea and contains sodium, calcium,
and chloride, which is great for nerve pain, skin diseases, and anemia.

Jozankei Onsen

The water contains a variety of minerals, including sodium chloride, sulfur, and sodium bicarbonate, is beneficial for the skin, and helps with anemia, cuts, burns, and fatigue. During the winter months, we also recommend visiting the nearby ski areas.

Noboribetsu Onsen Hot Springs

The nine natural hot springs that flow here from “Jigokudani”
(Hell Valley) are highly rejuvenating, each with different health benefits.
Enjoy shopping and dining in this historic hot spring town.

Minami Chita Onsen Hot Springs

Located on the beachfront, you can enjoy a hot spring bath with a beautiful view of the ocean at Minami Chita Onsen. As Minami Chita Onsen uses seawater, the antiseptic properties of the salt in the water make it ideal for treating trauma, and it’s also great for nerve pain and arthritis.

Unazuki Onsen Hot Springs

The first stop on the Kurobe Gorge Railway, Unazuki Onsen is known for
its beautiful natural scenery. The hot spring water here is very clear and warms the body easily,
making it great for rheumatism and neuralgia.

Ginzan Onsen Hot Springs

Ginzan Onsen, built on the site of a mine, attracts tourists in the winter months because of
its beautiful snow-covered scenery. In addition, the hot spring water is rich in salts,
which are good for skin diseases.

Hanamaki Onsen Hot Springs

A mix of modern hotels and Japanese-style inns, Hanamaki Onsen is home to a variety of hot springs that create a unique atmosphere. The highly alkaline spring water here is characterized by its smooth texture and is highly effective with joint pain.