Tattoo-Friendly Onsen Bathhouses in Japan
Source:
@itsjustinjapan
8 wellness spots in Japan featured in a instagram post by itsjustinjapan, verified on Google Maps: Kusatsu Onsen, Kinosaki Onsen, Hottarakashi Onsen, and 5 more.
Kusatsu Onsen
Place
One of Japan's most famous hot spring resorts, known for its highly acidic waters. Experience the traditional Yumomi performance at the Yubatake.
Kinosaki Onsen
Place
A charming hot spring town with canals and willow trees. Rent a yukata and stroll between the seven public bathhouses.
Hottarakashi Onsen
Spa
4.3
Offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains. Arrive early to catch the sunrise or sunset from the open-air baths.
Sainokawara Open-Air Bath
Spa
4.4
A large open-air bath surrounded by natural beauty. Enjoy the relaxing atmosphere and therapeutic waters.
Ōtaki no Yu
Public bath
4.3
Features a unique 'time-bath' experience with gradually heated pools. Try the Awase-yu, a series of baths with different temperatures.
Gozanoyu
Public bath
4.2
A beautifully restored bathhouse with a traditional atmosphere. Admire the intricate woodwork and enjoy the rotenburo (outdoor bath).
Hasunuma Onsen
Public bath
4.2
A recently renovated bathhouse with a Taisho-era design. Relax in the spacious baths and admire the detailed artwork.
Kosugiyu (sento)
Public bath
4.4
Features a variety of baths, including milk, hot, cold, and flavored options. Try the yuzu or hinoki bath for a unique experience.