Ibusuki Sand Bath Onsen
A bathing method rare even worldwide, in which bathers are buried in the sand of the beach.
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A bathing method rare even worldwide, in which bathers are buried in the sand of the beach.
A day-use hot spring in Wakaho, Nagano City. Its free-flowing spring water is not diluted, and it looks down on the night view of the city.
A day-use hot spring in Obuse Town. The open-air bath looks down on the Zenkoji Plain.
An aquarium known for displays that suit the warmth of Kagoshima.
A stay-and-play complex built around a ballpark. Alongside the games there is food, lodging and a hot spring.
A cliff cape in Hamanaka. Its formal name is Cape Yuyu, and sea otters and seals appear offshore.
An open-air bath on the shore of Lake Kussharo. Bath and lake appear to join, and in winter swans come close.
An open-air bath facing the Sea of Japan. The tubs sit at the water's edge and turn crimson at sunset.
A hot spring in Kazamaura, the northern tip of Honshu. The Tsugaru Strait lies in front, Hokkaido across it.
A hot spring on the southern flank of Mount Iwaki, used as a cure resort since the domain era.
A roadside station near Asamushi Onsen Station, with a top-floor bath looking out over Mutsu Bay.
A day-use hot spring looking over Mount Iwaki and the Tsugaru Plain, with private open-air baths.
The oldest spring in the Kuroishi hot-spring district, with guest houses still ringing the communal bathhouse.
A hot spring in Shichinohe, opened in 1980 and used as an everyday bath by local people.
A cure resort along a mountain stream in Mutsu, a few quiet inns set in the valley.
A hot spring that rose on a Gonohe farm. It takes guests, with pasture all around.
A hot spring said to be over 800 years old. Called Tsugaru's inner parlour, it also grows Owani bean sprouts.
A day-use hot spring in Shichinohe Town that keeps the feel of a Showa-era cure bath.
A hot-spring inn on high ground at Ajigasawa, facing straight out to the Sea of Japan.
A day-use hot spring in Rokkasho, with a large bathhouse and rest rooms.
A hot-spring inn in Hanamaki. Every room has its own open-air bath fed from the inn's own source.
A hot spring near the Genbikei gorge in Ichinoseki, long used as the bath after touring the gorge and Hiraizumi.