Hot Springs of Shikoku
Hot springs and bathing facilities across Shikoku, Japan, including regional and spa-area listings in Kōchi, Ehime, Kagawa and Tokushima.
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Hot springs and bathing facilities across Shikoku, Japan, including regional and spa-area listings in Kōchi, Ehime, Kagawa and Tokushima.
Hot springs and bathing facilities across Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan, including secluded onsen, public bathhouses and resort hotels.
Hot spring and super sentō resorts near Nagoya, Japan, recommended for day-long relaxation and leisure beyond bathing in natural hot springs.
Hot springs across Hokkaido, Japan, including remote outdoor baths, riverside natural pools and established hot spring inns.
Hot springs, thermal baths and geothermal waters across Japan, Italy, Greece, Algeria and other countries, including natural bathing spots and mineral springs.
A multi-day itinerary visiting hot springs resorts and soaking pools across Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, South Dakota and neighboring states, with routes between towns including Pocatello, Missoula, Thermopolis and Saratoga.
Hot springs in Tanabe, Wakayama Prefecture, including historic onsen towns, riverside bathing and day-use facilities. The sites range from the ancient Yunomine and scenic Kawayu hot springs to mountain baths near the Kumano Kodo.
Day-use hot spring baths, historic public baths, and free footbaths in Shirahama, Wakayama Prefecture. Entries describe their spring sources, water qualities, and settings, from seaside baths overlooking the Pacific to footbaths near Shirarahama Beach and Engetsu Island.
Mixed-bathing hot springs across Kansai, Japan, including riverside outdoor baths, wild springs and facilities with swimsuit-required shared bathing areas. Locations include Wakayama, Hyōgo, Kyoto, Nara, Osaka and Mie prefectures.
Hot springs in Kagoshima Prefecture visited by Onsen Samurai, including ryokan baths, mixed bathing facilities and outdoor hot springs.
Hot spring towns and bathing areas across Japan, ranked by priority with notes on atmosphere, access, and water characteristics. Highlights include traditional onsen towns, resort areas, and baths near Tokyo, Kyoto, and Nagano.
Hot spring facilities in Shikabe, a hot-spring town in Hokkaido, including ryokan and a geyser park with a foot bath.
Day-use hot springs, sento public baths and saunas in Toyama City, including neighborhood bathhouses and larger spa facilities.
Hot springs, thermal baths and geothermal bathing sites across Japan, Europe, North Africa and other regions, including natural springs and bathing facilities.
Hot spring hotels and bathing facilities at Mount Tsukuba in Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan.
Hot spring destinations and facilities in Japan, including bathhouses and onsen resorts across western and central regions.
Hot spring facilities across Hokkaido, Japan, including public baths, onsen resorts and hotel baths.
Hot spring facilities in Shikabe, Hokkaido, including traditional inns and a geyser park with a foot bath.
Free outdoor hot springs across Hokkaido, including natural footbaths, lakeside baths and hot-spring waterfalls.
Hot springs and soaking destinations in Colorado, including resort spas and natural hot springs.
Day-visit hot springs across Japan, including public baths, resort facilities and hotel baths, with visit dates recorded for many locations.
Hot springs, public baths and resort bathing facilities in and around Ashibetsu, Hokkaido, including roadside stations and spa destinations.
Secret and secluded hot springs across Hokkaido, Japan, including onsen inns, public baths and outdoor springs, with links to bathing and lodging reports from the Hito-yado.com blog.
Hot springs across Idaho, including undeveloped natural pools, campground springs and resort facilities with swimming and soaking pools. Includes sites in forests and along rivers and creeks.
Hot springs and bathing facilities throughout Japan, including outdoor baths, onsen inns and public bathing venues, organized by region from Hokkaido to Kyushu.
Super sento bathhouses and day-use hot springs in Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan.
Public and commercial natural hot springs across Oregon, including pools, geothermal features and resorts; a few sites lie in Washington.
A modern adaptation of traditional therapeutic bathing in Misasa Onsen, Tottori Prefecture, featuring local hot spring and cultural sites such as the radon heat-bathing facility, Misasa Shrine and Sanbutsuji Temple’s Nageire-dō.
Natural hot springs across several U.S. states, including California, Idaho and Nevada, for finding places to soak and explore.
Hot springs in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan, visited by Onsen Samurai, including public baths, a riverside bath and ryokan. Places include Shiramine, Oyadani, Chugu, Iwama and Wakura.