What's the weather like going to Japan in May 1 day?

The weather is warmer, but sometimes it is windy and cool in the morning and evening. Better take a coat. Wearing long-sleeved thin casual clothes can protect you from the sun and won't catch cold because of the strong wind.

You should ask the tour guide if you can go to a hot spring hotel. If it is a self-help tour, ask the hotel when you arrive. As far as I know, you can't use it for the time being, and they have to clean it up. Moreover, soaking in hot springs for more than half an hour is a bit unbearable, and the general time is not long and very tired. You may not be able to use a bathing suit, but you should take it with you just in case. Most hot springs in Japan do not need to wear swimsuits, but also have baths.

There are many hot spring bathing methods in Japan, among which the following points need attention:

○ Don't drink too much before taking a bath, because taking a bath after drinking too much may cause physical discomfort.

○ Don't talk loudly after entering the bathroom, but keep quiet.

Take off your shoes at the door of the bathroom (there are usually steps at the door of the bathroom) and enter the room barefoot.

○ When taking a bath, you must take a shower outside the bath before soaking in the bath.

○ Don't take a towel into the bath, let alone take a bath with soap.