Traveling around Japan without tourists
Find the most beautiful and hidden onsen (hot springs) that you will find in Japan.
Located on the tranquil shores of Lake Biwa (琵琶湖) in Shiga Prefecture, Takarabune Onsen (宝船温泉) is a unique place for those seeking an authentic and health-enhancing relaxation experience.
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Kusatsu Onsen (草津温泉) in Kōfu (甲府) is a small but authentic onsen with high-temperature hot springs, reaching between 46 and 50 degrees. This hidden corner, away from the hustle and bustle, offers a unique and relaxing experience thanks to its healing properties and a peaceful atmosphere. With affordable prices and few visitors, it is the ideal place to enjoy a traditional Japanese bath while immersing yourself in the serenity of the surroundings. Perfect for those looking for a genuine experience away from the crowds.
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Nukumori no Sato (ぬく森の郷) is an onsen (温泉) in Toyama Prefecture (富山県). The hot springs come from a depth of 665 meters and are surrounded by volcanic rock from Iōzan (医王山), a volcano that has accumulated a wealth of minerals for over 15 million years.
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Dorogawa Onsen (洞川温泉), nestled in the mountains of Nara (奈良県), is a haven of serenity surrounded by nature. With a centuries-old history, this traditional Onsen (温泉) is known for its mineral-rich hot springs that help relieve stress and fatigue.
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Kutsuki Onsen Tenku (くつき温泉 てんくう), located in the mountains of Shiga Prefecture (滋賀), is a special destination for those looking to relax in hot springs surrounded by nature and a touch of Japanese mythology.
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Ogoto Onsen (おごと温泉), located in Shiga Prefecture next to the famous Lake Biwa (琵琶湖), is one of the most prominent hot spring destinations in the region, and an excellent option for those who want to enjoy a hot spring bath with spectacular views.
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