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[enigmajp]

Senraku hotspring, Oita

[soulofjapansworld]

Hot Spring Fruit Baths

Winter Solstice in Japan: Yuzu? Well... Not Really.

"Would you "yuzu" yuzu?" says the Japanese guy.   So it's not news that the Japanese enjoy their hot spring baths.  They enjoy them all year

[japanonsenexplorer]

Tattooed in Japan? These Onsen Welcome You with Open Arms

Many visitors to Japan with tattoos worry about being turned away from traditional onsen — but that doesn’t mean you have to miss out.

We’ve curated a guide to tattoo-friendly onsen across Japan, so you can soak without stress. Whether you’re covered in ink or have a small design, these hot springs are open, inclusive, and breathtakingly beautiful.

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We have compiled a list of hot springs that can be accessed even if you have tattoos.♨️ This slide was created after receiving a request via DM. It was a perspective I was not aware of, and I thank you for it.😊 @nihon_mura ←Click here for other Japan sightseeing spots.🇯🇵 Click [Save] if you like this post.😍 #japan #japantrips #visitjapan #japanonsen #onsen #tokyoonsen #hotsprings #hotspringsjapan (Tokyo, Japan) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpfXDBmvpYM/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[farmstayjapan]

Amihari onsen (hot springs) at Arine Sanso. Outdoors and the view from the inside #hotsprings #ruraljapan #ARINE #japanonsen https://www.instagram.com/p/CnlVaioL1P6/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[flipjapanguide]

It’s hard being a tattooed person, especially when you are a foreigner in Japan wanting to try out the traditional onsen (hot springs). Even though it’s not as big a problem in today’s world in most countries, tattoos are still relatively taboo in Japan because they’re associated with the yakuza.

Read more about an onsen for the tattooed here: https://www.flip-guide.com/japan-travel/thermae-yu-an-onsen-option-for-the-tattooed/

[myjanwiapr]

#japan #japanonsen #instajapan #drone #dji #djiphantom3 #drone_photography #suzukamotodaisuki #suzuka #myjan_wiapr

[starshadejackyblog]

Onsen For The First Time!

Onsen is famous in Japan and one of the good places to relax especially for tourist. According to an article I’ve read, hot spring or onsen used to be a sacred place where people can cure their injuries and diseases in earlier time earlier time when they had little knowledge of health and had little medication. In Edo period, people with disease started to stay for weeks or more at hot spring…

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