With a history of over 300 years, Kinugawa Onsen boasts its magnificent canyons beauty and famous hot spring water. To help first-time visitors to Japan enjoy Kinugawa Onsen 120% more, the Sakura Mobile Blog Team has created a complete guide to Kinugawa Onsen.
In this article, you will learn about the best places to stay, things to do in Kinugawa Onsen, recommended food, and restaurants.
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Are you searching for a private onsen in Niseko, Hokkaido?
With a private onsen, you can relax as much as you want in the hot spring without feeling self-conscious.
Private onsen can be used by couples or families. Even those with tattoos are free to enter the private onsen, so it is very popular among tourists these days.
In this article, we will introduce 13 hotels, ryokans, and villas with private onsen in Niseko.
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When you’re playing games online, does it ever feel like you’re lagging?
For games where reaction time is important like FPS games or fighting games, even small delays and lag spikes can be stressful and cost you the game!
This article will discuss the 5 largest causes of lag when gaming and the best ways to fix it.
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Are you currently struggling with any of these questions?
This article will give you the answers you need and more.
Are you planning on making a trip to Japan?
If you’ve ever traveled abroad, you’ll know how important it is to have access to Instagram, messaging applications, or Google MAP. You’re going to want a prepaid SIM card that you can use in Japan just like in your home country.
However, deciding on a SIM card that will be perfect for your trip to Japan is not an easy task.
Home internet in Japan is complicated. The details of the services and terms of the contracts can be so complex that even native Japanese speakers have trouble understanding them.
However, settling for a large internet provider just because you don’t understand the fine print can be a dangerous decision.
Most internet providers in Japan require their customers to enter a two-year contract. This means that you may end up having to pay a penalty if you try to cancel the services early.
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You can’t have a trip to Japan complete without visiting an onsen.
If you’ve made it all the way to Japan, you mostly likely want to experience the customs and tradition before leaving, and onsen are a perfect way to do so.
Have you ever heard of an onsen town?
An onsen town is an area with many hotels and traditional Japanese inns (ryokan) all surrounding a hot spring.
For example, we will later go into detail about Kusatsu Onsen, which includes around 170 hotels and ryokans that all supply the natural water from the hot spring that flows through the ground of the town to their guests.
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Are you planning to make a trip to Japan?
Nowadays, using Google MAP and messaging apps on the daily has become a norm, and you are going to need Pocket WiFi that you can trust to keep you connected while abroad.
However, there are over 30 companies that supply mobile WiFi routers for the purpose of traveling in Japan. To top it all off, they each have their own data limits, prices, pick-up procedures, and battery lives. You might be struggling to choose a good provider.
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In this article, we will introduce the 15 best ryokan and hotels in Hokkaido with private onsen.
Hokkaido has many hot spring resorts, and there are many ryokan and hotels where you can enjoy private onsen.
We have selected the 15 best ryokans and hotels in Hokkaido based on the following criteria.
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If you want to experience Japanese culture, the number one essential thing that you must do is enter an onsen.
But most onsen are split between men and women, so couples and families can’t enjoy them together.
On top of that, most people are uncomfortable taking a bath with people that they don’t know.
If you have ever thought about any of these things, you should think about using a private onsen.
Recently, private onsen have become popular among Japanese people, and the number of ryokans with private onsen is on the rise!
There are various types of rooms, including rooms with open-air onsen overlooking the ocean, rooms with open-air onsen surrounded by forests, and rooms with open-air onsen that have picturesque views of Japanese mountain ranges.