Tattoo-Friendly Onsen Welcoming Everyone in Japan
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6 wellness spots in Japan featured in a instagram post by Hiroko Furukawa, verified on Google Maps: Hyotan Onsen, Dogo Onsen Main Building, Sainokawara Open-Air Bath, and 3 more.
Hyotan Onsen
Public bath
4.2
A historic hot spring since 1922 with 100% natural water. Enjoy it in 8 ways: soak, steam, drink, sand bath and more. This Michelin 3-star rated onsen is one of the best in Japan.
Dogo Onsen Main Building
Public bath
4.2
One of Japan's oldest hot springs, over 3,000 years old. A 3-story wooden bathhouse and national treasure since 1994. The iconic building is said to have inspired Spirited Away.
Sainokawara Open-Air Bath
Spa
4.4
One of Japan's largest outdoor baths. Surrounded by nature, it's stunning in every season. Relax in this top hot spring town for just 800 yen.
Daikokuyu Oshiage Onsen
Public bath
4.3
Classic sento built in 1949. Soak in the open-air bath with a view of Tokyo Skytree. It's a short walk from Oshiage Station, but remember to bring cash.
Oshiage
Place
A vibrant district in Tokyo. Explore local shops and enjoy the view of Tokyo Skytree.
Goshonoyu Onsen
Public bath
4.3
The only fully open-air bath in Kinosaki's 7 public baths. Inspired by Kyoto's Imperial Palace, it's a stunning building. Hop between all 7 baths in this charming hot spring town.