♨️ Welcome to Japanese Onsen Culture

🏯Hot springs are an ancient Japanese bathing tradition utilizing naturally heated water that emerges from underground. With a history spanning over 1,300 years, they are believed to heal physical and mental fatigue and promote health. Bathing in hot springs is an integral part of daily life for Japanese people and offers a wonderful experience for tourists as well.

🌸Hot springs are natural hot spring baths that represent an ancient Japanese bathing culture. With over 1,300 years of history, they are believed to heal physical and mental fatigue while promoting health. For Japanese people, hot spring bathing is part of daily life, and it offers tourists a wonderful cultural experience.

🚿 Basic Bathing Steps

  1. 🚪 Pay the bathing fee at the reception desk
  2. 👕 Remove all clothing in the changing room
  3. 🧴 Sitting in the wash area to wash your body
  4. 💧 Rinse off all traces of soap and shampoo
  5. 🌡️ Gradually soak in the hot spring
  6. 🧘‍♀️ Soak quietly and relax
  7. 🚿 Take a quick shower before heading up.
  8. 🏃‍♂️ Wipe yourself down and return to the changing room.
  1. 🚪 Pay the bathing fee at reception
  2. 👕 Remove all clothing in the changing room
  3. 🧴 Sit and wash your body at the washing area
  4. Rinse off all soap and shampoo completely.
  5. 🌡️ Enter the hot spring slowly
  6. 🧘‍♀️ Relax quietly and soak
  7. 🚿 Take a quick shower before leaving.
  8. 🏃‍♂️ Dry off and return to the changing room

✅❌ Manners & Etiquette
Manners & Etiquette

✅ What TO DO




🚿 Wash your body before entering

🤫 Keep quiet and peaceful

🧴 Use provided amenities





❌ What NOT TO DO

🏊‍♀️ Swimming/Diving
No swimming or diving

📱 Mobile Phone Use
No mobile phone use

🍺 Bathing After Drinking
No bathing after drinking

🤳 Photography
No photography

🗣️ Loud Conversations
No loud conversations

🎭 About Tattoos

Many hot spring facilities do not allow bathing for individuals with tattoos. This is due to cultural reasons. However, recently, more facilities are accepting foreign tourists. We recommend confirming in advance.

Many hot spring facilities do not allow guests with tattoos due to cultural reasons. However, an increasing number of facilities now welcome foreign tourists with tattoos. We recommend checking in advance.

🏞️ Types of Onsen

🏠 Indoor Bath

Indoor hot spring baths
Enjoy year-round bathing in our indoor hot springs at a comfortable temperature. Weather-independent enjoyment.

🌸 Open-Air Bath (Rotenburo)

Outdoor hot spring baths
Enjoy bathing outdoors while taking in the natural scenery. Experience the beauty of the changing seasons.

🏡 Private Bath

Private hot spring baths
Enjoy exclusive use of these hot springs with family or couples. Savor your private time.


Frequently Asked Questions

🤔 Can I wear a swimsuit?

No, bathing completely naked is the standard practice at hot springs. Wearing swimwear is prohibited.

⏰ Are there any restrictions on bathing time?

Long baths can be taxing on the body. We recommend taking a break after about 15 to 20 minutes.

🤔 Can I wear a swimsuit?

No, bathing in hot springs requires complete nudity. Swimsuits are prohibited.

⏰ Is there a time limit for bathing?

Extended bathing can strain your body. We recommend taking breaks every 15-20 minutes.

🌟 Health Benefits of Hot Springs

💆‍♀️ Effects on the body

  • 🩹 Relief from muscle soreness
  • 🔄 Promotes blood circulation
  • 🧴 Skin-beautifying effects
  • 😴 Fatigue Recovery

💆‍♀️ Physical Benefits

  • 🩹 Relief from muscle pain
  • 🔄 Improved blood circulation
  • 🧴 Skin beautification
  • 😴 Fatigue recovery

🧘‍♀️ Mental Effects

  • 😌 Stress Relief
  • 🧘‍♂️ Relaxation
  • 💤 Improve Sleep Quality
  • 🌸 Peace of Mind

🙏 Enjoy the onsen culture and have a wonderful Japanese experience!
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