Yuterume Tanigawa Onsen
As I reminisce about my visit to Tanigawa Onsen in Gunma Prefecture, my memories are flooded with fairy tale images … Continue reading Yuterume Tanigawa Onsen
Nyuto Onsen – Tsuru no Yu
I had been greatly anticipating my trip to Nyuto Onsen for a number of months and was thrilled to be … Continue reading Nyuto Onsen – Tsuru no Yu
Shimoda – Kanaya Ryokan Sennin Buro
Located at the tip of the Izu Peninsula, approximately 2.5 hours by train south west of Tokyo, Shimoda is a … Continue reading Shimoda – Kanaya Ryokan Sennin Buro
Kurokawa Onsen – Yamamizuki
If you love onsen and are ever travelling to Kyushu, Kurokawa Onsen is a must visit! As with so many … Continue reading Kurokawa Onsen – Yamamizuki
Yoro Keikoku – Goriyaku no yu
Freshly planted rice fields, gently undulating hills and rustic heritage railway stations. These are the images that come flooding back … Continue reading Yoro Keikoku – Goriyaku no yu
Atami Yutorelo
Never before had I checked into a hotel with my feet immersed in a footbath! What a beautiful way to … Continue reading Atami Yutorelo
Minakami Onsen – Syoubun
After a sensational day in Tanigawa Onsen, more adventures lay in wait for me as I was picked up from … Continue reading Minakami Onsen – Syoubun
Kinosaki Onsen
Located in northern Hyogo Prefecture on the coast of the Sea of Japan, Kinosaki Onsen is one of the most … Continue reading Kinosaki Onsen
Sugatani Onsen
Sugatani Onsen is a lovely secluded onsen located on the north eastern shore of Lake Biwa in Shiga Prefecture, approximately … Continue reading Sugatani Onsen
Heda Onsen
Heda is a small town located on the western coast of the Izu Peninsula in Shizuoka prefecture. I picked this … Continue reading Heda Onsen
Kyukamura Fuji
My trip to Kyukamura Fuji was a part of a personal mission to discover onsens that had great views of … Continue reading Kyukamura Fuji
Dōgo Onsen – where it all began…
A few Japanese friends had recommended that I visit Dōgo onsen so I was excited to finally have the opportunity … Continue reading Dōgo Onsen – where it all began…
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