Matters needing attention in soaking in Japanese hot springs

1, be sure to take a bath before taking a hot spring bath.

In Japan, you must shower thoroughly before entering the hot spring pool. This is to maintain the quality and hygiene of spring water in hot springs; Secondly, if you directly enter the hot spring from a very low temperature environment, it is harmful to your body, so you must take a bath first to adapt your body to the temperature.

In addition, please don't stand and wash in the bathing place in the non-independent compartment, so as not to splash foam on others. Remember to put the stool and washbasin back after taking a shower and wash the foam off the floor.

2. When entering the swimming pool, you must be naked and put up your hair.

Hot springs in Japan are all naked in the pool, so your hair must be coiled up to avoid falling into the pool. It is impolite to foam long hair in it.

3. The correct way to wear a bathrobe.

Some hot spring attractions, such as hot spring hotels that provide accommodation, will prepare bathrobes for guests and change into bathrobes in their rooms before going to the hot springs. The correct way to wear a Japanese bathrobe is that the left lapel is up and the right lapel is down. Never wear it backwards.

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Hot springs in various parts of Japan are rich in minerals, which helps to relieve diseases such as rheumatism and high blood pressure. The famous hot springs in Japan are:

1, Rehai Hot Spring (Shizuoka Prefecture)

Rehai is famous for its rich hot springs, delicious seafood and mild climate. In addition to hot springs, you can also choose to stay in a traditional Japanese hotel in Rehai for a few nights and experience the top service provided by geisha.

2. Cao Jin Hot Springs

The natural spewing volume is as high as 32,300 liters per minute, ranking first in Japan, and it has been a good place for local people to relax since ancient times. In addition, various sightseeing activities are often held in the town, such as kneading soup: local women use long wooden boards to stir hot spring water rhythmically and sing songs to make the water temperature drop.

3. Guinvchuan Hot Spring

Located in Guang Ri National Park, along the Anger River, the natural environment is rich and beautiful. Since ancient times, there has been a folk saying that "Nuhe was burned and scalded by a river bath". It is the most representative place in Beiguandong, Japan, and it is also a hot spring tourist attraction deeply loved by the Japanese.

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