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From December to March, You can enjoy the hot spring with a snowy view. Japanese call this “Yukimi-Buro” (雪見風呂 = bathing while watching the snow). Here are photos of Onsen from five regions. (1) Takaragawa Onsen (Gunma Prefecture), (2) Okuhida Onsengo (Gifu Prefecture), (3) Zao Onsen (Yamagata Prefecture), (4) Ginzan Onsen (Yamagata Prefecture), (5) Nyuto Onsen (Akita Prefecture). There are many other wonderful hot springs. For Japanese hot springs, please refer to the following.
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Japanese Onsen especially recommended for foreign tourists
Because Japan is a country with so many volcanoes, groundwater is heated by the magma of the volcano, Onsen (Hot springs) springs out here and there. Currently, it is said that there are more than 3000 spa areas in Japan. Among them, there are many places popular among foreign tourists. On ...
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Takaragawa Onsen (Gunma Prefecture)
Takaragawa Onsen in Gunma Prefecture = Shutterstock
Takaragawa Onsen in Gunma Prefecture = Shutterstock
Okuhida Onsengo (Gifu Prefecture)
Okuhida Onsengo in Gifu Prefecture = Shutterstock
Okuhida Onsengo in Gifu Prefecture = Shutterstock
Zao Onsen (Yamagata Prefecture)
Zao Onsen in Yamagata Prefecture = Shutterstock
Zao Onsen in Yamagata Prefecture = Shutterstock
Ginzan Onsen (Yamagata Prefecture)
Ginzan Onsen in Yamagata Prefecture = Shutterstock
Ginzan Onsen in Yamagata Prefecture = Shutterstock
Nyuto Onsen (Akita Prefecture)
Nyuto Onsen in Akita Prefecture = Shutterstock
Nyuto Onsen in Akita Prefecture = Pixta
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Photos: Nyuto Onsen in Akita Prefecture
If you're looking for a quieter way to enjoy an onsen, I would first recommend Nyuto Onsen in Akita Prefecture. Among Nyuto Onsen, the Tsurunoyu on this page is especially highly rated by tourists from abroad. Tsurunoyu is an onsen that was used by feudal lords of the Akita clan in ...
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Japanese Onsen especially recommended for foreign tourists
Because Japan is a country with so many volcanoes, groundwater is heated by the magma of the volcano, Onsen (Hot springs) springs out here and there. Currently, it is said that there are more than 3000 spa areas in Japan. Among them, there are many places popular among foreign tourists. On ...
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