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Find the most beautiful and hidden onsen (hot springs) that you will find in Japan.

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Kagoshima > Iodani Onsen Sengan Hotel (硫黄谷温泉 霧島ホテル): An oasis of relaxation

Located in the heart of Kirishima-Kinkowan National Park (霧島錦江湾), Iodani Onsen Sengan Hotel (硫黄谷温泉 霧島ホテル) stands out as a jewel among the many onsens in the Iodani region (硫黄谷). This destination stands out not only for its mineral-rich hot springs and healing properties, but also for its proximity to natural and cultural wonders such as the Takachiho-no-mine volcano (高千穂峰), which you can venture to on an exciting excursion.

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Bamboo-lined Taketori Onsen Akari no Yu near Kyoto.
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Kyoto > Taketori Onsen Akari no Yu (竹取温泉 灯りの湯), the best bamboo views

Taketori Onsen Akari no Yu (竹取温泉 灯りの湯) is the first natural hot spring in the Kyoto region and is surrounded by a magnificent bamboo forest. Its large open-air baths not only offer panoramic views of Kyoto and Osaka, but the scenery changes depending on the time of day. In the morning, the light creates a cool glow on the bamboo; at dusk, the reddish hues of the sky envelop the surroundings; and at night, illuminations transform the forest into a fantastical setting.

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Yamanashi > Kofu’s Kusatsu Onsen: High Temperature Relaxation

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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