The southernmost island of Japan (excluding Okinawa), or the “Kyushu” region, is home to some of the most well-known onsen in the country.
Many of them have a rich history along with beautiful nature spots that can be visited nearby.
In this article, we will be introducing some of the onsen towns that you can find throughout Kyushu.
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Have you ever thought about experiencing the amazing views of Mt. Fuji from an onsen bath?
Mt. Fuji is one of the most famous mountains in Japan, and being located so close to Tokyo, you can see it in the distance on clear days. Many people in Tokyo visit the area on the weekends and holidays to relax in nature and get away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
This article introduces eight onsen hot spring facilities in the Mt. Fuji and Kawaguchiko area where you can bathe while enjoying Mt. Fuji.
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Landing in Japan and expecting Google Fi in Japan to kick in like magic? It might…until your data slows to a crawl, streaming fails, or your SIM quietly deactivates after 90 days.
Yep, using Google Fi in Japan has a few hidden catches that can turn your trip from smooth to stressful.
Stick around before you rely on it for Google Maps, Instagram, or that late-night ramen hunt. We break down how Google Fi performs in Japan, what it really costs, and when it’s smarter to grab a Japan-ready SIM or eSIM that just works—no surprises.
Are you thinking of taking a trip to Yokohama?
With an abundance of tourist spots nearby and great access from Tokyo, Yokohama is a popular place to visit for travelers and locals alike.
In this article, we will be introducing some of the best places where you can find onsen in Yokohama.
Whether you are looking to take a day trip to the city or are planning on booking a hotel in the area, we hope that you find something that suits your needs.
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Do you want to visit Kobe?
Kobe is Japan’s 7th largest city and is located about 30 kilometers away from Osaka on the north shore of Osaka Bay. Known across Japan and the world for their famous beef and Japanese sake production, Kobe is one of the busiest port cities in the Kansai region.
Being located near a mountainous area in Japan, Kobe is also famous for its many different onsen sources scattered throughout the region. Here are 12 of the best onsen in Kobe that we recommend if you want to go on a trip to the City.
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Gunma Prefecture is a town not too far from Tokyo that draws in many tourists due to the abundance and high quality of its natural onsen.
In this article, we will be introducing some of the best hot spring spots to visit while you are in Gunma.
This list contains both the most famous onsen in the area, as well as more minor towns.
We hope that they come in handy if you are thinking of making a trip.
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Have you ever thought about visiting Okinawa?
Okinawa is a group of tropical islands and is the southernmost prefecture in Japan. They have their own distinct culture that differs from mainland Japan, but one thing that they have in common is their love for onsen baths.
There are onsen all over the islands for everyone to enjoy. Relax in an onsen before taking a stroll on the sands.
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If you are traveling to Niseko, you might be there with the main purpose of skiing.
Niseko is famous for its high-quality snow that attracts visitors from all around the globe, but you might not know that you can find spots for natural onsen as well.
In this article, we will be introducing our favorite places where you can find hot springs in Niseko.
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Nagano Prefecture is an area of Japan that overflows (no pun intended) with hot springs. Next to Hokkaido, Nagano has the second most onsen in the country at over 200.
Nagano Prefecture is easily accessible from both Tokyo and Osaka, making it a popular tourist spot for those coming from the big cities.
From stone streets and old-style townscapes to natural onsen where wild monkeys roam, Nagano has many spots to explore.
In this article, we will be introducing some of the best locations for onsen in Nagano. We hope that it comes in handy for your trip.
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(Updated on 2024-10-16)
Kansai is a really rich region in terms of culture, architecture, and landscape. It is also home to the most vibrant cities Japan has to offer. It is no wonder that many travelers go through its International Airport (KIX), making it one of the busiest airports in Japan and even Asia.
This Article is for whoever is going to or is interested in Kansai and its main cities (Osaka, Kyoto, Nara, Kobe…). For those who prefer Tokyo, you can check out our Complete Guide to Narita Airport or our Complete Guide to Haneda Airport.
Kansai is a more rural region than Kanto. We bet you are confused and have many questions about the area and the best ways to spend a smooth, stress-free time here, starting from Kansai International Airport.