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This private spring gushes near Lake Kinrin in Yufuin, one of Japan's premier onsen destinations. The ETAVIA Yufuin Kinrinko Gensen is a simple hot spring, blessed by Mt. Yufu, known for being gentle and non-irritating to the skin. Within the history of Yufuin, long cherished as a health resort, this water has quietly soothed the minds and bodies of its visitors. Surrendering to the bath, you'll feel a smooth, lotion-like texture envelop your skin, allowing you to forget the hustle and bustle of daily life. It is a spring full of gentleness, recommended for those seeking a moment of peace.

The MISORA YUFUIN source emerges in Yufuin, a hot spring village at the foot of Mt. Yufu. As a gentle alkaline simple spring with low irritation, it is suitable for everyone, from babies to the elderly. Steeping in these waters feels like being enveloped in a rich lotion, its thick texture deeply moisturizing dry skin. In this land surrounded by abundant nature, you can forget the hustle and bustle of daily life and enjoy a tranquil time to release your mind and body.

Osawa Onsen, a famed hot spring in Iwate reportedly beloved by author Kenji Miyazawa, draws from the "Osawa-no-Yu" source. It boasts a silky, lotion-like texture, a gift of its high alkalinity at pH 9.0. Soaking in this smooth water, like a fine lotion, gently exfoliates the skin, leaving it feeling exceptionally smooth after your bath. It's a gentle, healing spring that soothes both mind and body, perfect for those seeking a peaceful escape to unwind and care for themselves.

The Sanso Tensui source is a private spring nestled in the mountains of Amagase Onsen, one of Oita's three great hot springs alongside Beppu and Yufuin. Established in 1995 on a vast 10,000-tsubo (approx. 33,000 m²) estate overlooking the famous Sakurataki Falls, this relatively new source gushes forth pure, heavenly water. The high-temperature 64.5°C spring water is used free-flowing with added cool water, known for its gentle, smooth touch on the skin. Surrounded by the murmur of a clear stream and lush greenery, it offers deep healing and tranquility to those wishing to escape the city's hustle and bustle.

The Izumi Gōi Gensen is the vital source supporting Onneyu Onsen, a renowned hot spring in Hokkaido, whose name translates to "large hot water" in the Ainu language. Since its establishment in 1899, this region has been cherished as a "skin-beautifying spring." The thick, highly alkaline water from this source gently envelops the skin, leaving it remarkably smooth and silky after bathing, as if adorned with a delicate veil. It is an ideal spring for those wishing to experience nature's blessings and enhance their skin's condition.

Once a desolate area called "Lesser Hell," this land was renamed Kowakidani following a visit by Emperor Meiji, sparking its development as a hot spring resort. This combined source is one of several springs utilized in this historic onsen town. Developed by entrepreneurs in the Meiji era, the area saw the construction of numerous inns and villas. This very source has supplied water to accommodations throughout the Kowakidani area, laying the foundation for Hakone's modern onsen culture.

Nestled in a tranquil Yamanashi City village, Shotokuji Onsen is a simple, therapeutic hot spring, cherished by locals for generations. Its highly alkaline waters, boasting a pH of 9.5, offer a thick, serum-like texture. As you slowly immerse yourself in the lukewarm bath, daily stiffness gently melts away, offering deep relaxation and potential pain relief. After your soak, anticipate surprisingly silky skin and a renewed sense of rejuvenation, perfect for those seeking an escape from the hustle to indulge in self-care.

Once beloved by the local community as "Morizane Onsen," this spring was reborn in 2003 as "Yasuragi no Sato Yamakuni." Gushing from 1,000 meters underground at the foot of Mt. Hiko in Yamakuni, the Yasuragi no Sato Yamakuni Gensen is a gentle simple spring nurtured by the rich nature of Oku-Yabakei. Its mildly alkaline water, with a pH of 7.9, is exceptionally soft on the skin and minimally irritating, making it suitable for everyone from children to the elderly.

Hakone Yumoto Onsen, the historic gateway to Hakone Onsenkyo, opened in the Nara period and flourished as the foremost of the 'Hakone Nanayu' (Seven Hot Springs of Hakone) during the Edo period. This particular hot spring vein, a pillar of the region's heritage, offers thick, soft waters that gently envelop the skin, promoting deep relaxation for both mind and body. After bathing, the wonderfully smooth skin feel provides a comforting embrace, inviting guests to forget daily hustle and bustle and indulge in self-care.

This hot spring embodies the enduring passion of pioneers, delivered from Kuronagi Onsen in the upper reaches of the Kurobe River to Unazuki Onsen, approximately 7km downstream, after arduous wooden pipe laying construction in Taisho 12 (1923). Gushing at an abundant rate of approximately 2,000 liters per minute, its colorless and transparent waters seem to embody the pristine clarity of the gorge itself. With a soft touch that gently envelops the skin, it slowly warms the body to its core. Ideal for those seeking to unwind their mind and body, embraced by nature, at the various inns and public bathhouses throughout the town.

The Miyagino Combined Spring supplies the Gora Onsen area, one of Hakone's 17 famous springs. Since successful drilling around 1965, this source has supported the development of the Miyagino district as a health resort. By blending multiple sources, it maintains a stable volume and quality. The soft, weakly alkaline water is gentle on the skin, leaving it feeling smooth after bathing. It is recommended for those seeking a moment of peace to gently unwind both body and mind amidst Hakone's rich nature.

This naturally gushing mixed source is located about 7km upstream from Unazuki Onsen, nestled within the Kurobe Gorge's Kuronagi Onsen area. Since its water was first drawn through wooden pipes in Taisho 12 (1923), it has continuously supplied a generous 2,100 liters per minute of hot spring water to the Unazuki Onsen town. Renowned as Japan's clearest, its soft waters gently embrace the skin and offer a restorative warmth that permeates deep into the body. It is highly recommended for those seeking deep relaxation, rejuvenation, and a chance to forget daily fatigue amidst the blessings of magnificent nature.

The Villa Reine source is a private hot spring drilled for the "Villa Reine" accommodation, located in the Kamegawa Onsen area, one of the eight famous springs of Beppu. This region has long been known as a therapeutic spa area with a charming, tranquil seaside atmosphere. With a weakly alkaline pH of 7.7, this gentle spring is ideal for long, relaxing soaks. Its abundant metasilicic acid helps to moisturize the skin, leaving it feeling silky smooth after bathing. It is the perfect spring for those wishing to deeply heal mind and body away from the hustle and bustle of daily life.

This hot spring embodies the enduring passion of pioneers, delivered from Kuronagi Onsen in the upper reaches of the Kurobe River to Unazuki Onsen, approximately 7km downstream, after arduous wooden pipe laying construction in Taisho 12 (1923). Gushing at an abundant rate of approximately 2,000 liters per minute, its colorless and transparent waters seem to embody the pristine clarity of the gorge itself. With a soft touch that gently envelops the skin, it slowly warms the body to its core. Ideal for those seeking to unwind their mind and body, embraced by nature, at the various inns and public bathhouses throughout the town.

This hot spring embodies the enduring passion of pioneers, delivered from Kuronagi Onsen in the upper reaches of the Kurobe River to Unazuki Onsen, approximately 7km downstream, after arduous wooden pipe laying construction in Taisho 12 (1923). Gushing at an abundant rate of approximately 2,000 liters per minute, its colorless and transparent waters seem to embody the pristine clarity of the gorge itself. With a soft touch that gently envelops the skin, it slowly warms the body to its core. Ideal for those seeking to unwind their mind and body, embraced by nature, at the various inns and public bathhouses throughout the town.

Hakone Yumoto Onsen's history is said to date back to the Nara period, making it Hakone's oldest hot spring village. [2, 4] The Hakone no Yu Kamon source is a private spring drilled in this historic land. This sodium/calcium-chloride/sulfate spring follows in the tradition of famous waters once presented to the Shogun's family during the Edo period. [10] Its waters gently envelop the skin, providing a characteristic warmth that lingers long after bathing. It is recommended for those seeking to release mind and body in historic, nature-rich Hakone.

Gora Onsen is a unique "steam-created spring," established in the early Showa period, born from the reaction between volcanic steam from Owakudani and water from Sengokuhara. This blessing embodies the fusion of Hakone's natural power and human ingenuity. A gentle salt veil envelops the skin, delivering heat deep into the body's core, ensuring restorative warmth that lingers long after your bath. It's the perfect spring to soothe the fatigue of an active day and quietly replenish your vitality for tomorrow.

Onsenmura No. 114, a chloride spring drawn from approximately 100 meters underground at Miyanoshita Onsen—one of Hakone's renowned Seven Hot Springs—carries a rich history. This area flourished as a therapeutic hot spring resort since the Edo period, evolving into an international destination during the Meiji era. The spring's unique feature is its gentle embrace, forming a 'salt veil' on the skin that slowly warms the body from its core. The restorative warmth lingers long after your bath, promoting deep relaxation for both mind and body. It is highly recommended for those seeking to soothe daily fatigue while immersing themselves in history.

Pumped from 1,000 meters beneath the Kuju Highlands in Aso-Kuju National Park, the Tenku no Daichi Kuju Kogen Hotel source is a true all-star spring, combining the properties of chloride, sulfate, and bicarbonate waters. Rich in metasilicic acid, a natural moisturizer, it leaves skin feeling smooth during the bath and wonderfully soft afterward. It's perfect for days when you want to deeply soothe body and soul while gazing at the majestic nature of the Kuju mountain range and Mount Aso.

This private source gushes in the Kitahama district, part of Japan's premier onsen resort, Beppu, overlooking the bay. Located in an area that has long flourished as an entertainment district, this spring has soothed countless travelers. Combining the qualities of a bicarbonate and a chloride spring, its waters gently exfoliate the skin while a veil of salt locks in moisture. After bathing, you can enjoy a unique texture that is both silky and deeply hydrated. It is a renowned spring perfect for releasing mind and body while feeling the Beppu sea breeze.

This blessed spring gushes from 250 meters beneath the natural splendor of Oku-Hida. The water, a blend of abundant bicarbonate ions and metasilicic acid, feels silky smooth on the skin and has long been cherished as a 'beauty spring.' After bathing, you'll notice your skin feeling moist and smooth, with a warmth that lingers from your core. This spring is a gentle companion for those seeking a moment of peace to unwind both mind and body from the hustle and bustle of daily life.

Naturally gushing from the riverbed and banks of the Toyohira River, which flows through the heart of Jozankei Onsen, this source's waters are collected without mechanical pumps. Its pristine freshness, embodying the earth's blessings, is truly captivating. A gentle, saline veil envelops the skin, delivering restorative warmth deep into the body's core, ensuring a blissful, lasting afterglow. It's an invitation for those who yearn to be embraced by nature's vigor and experience deep relaxation from the depths of their mind and body.

This is a representative 'Kinsen' (golden spring) of Arima Onsen, one of Japan's three ancient hot springs. Rich in iron and salt, its waters turn a distinctive reddish-brown upon contact with air. These dense minerals provide deep, lasting warmth, while a salt veil on the skin helps retain moisture, leaving it feeling smooth. Perfect for those struggling with chronic fatigue or poor circulation, or anyone seeking to refresh mind and body. It supports those wishing to regain vitality through the power of its potent waters.

Nestled in the scenic town of Matsuyama, this spring has long been cherished for relieving traveler fatigue, boasting robust eagle-like properties. The hypertonic chloride waters envelop the skin, smoothly expelling excess fluids and metabolic waste. The lightness after bathing and deep-penetrating warmth soothe the mind and body, freeing you from daily stress. Ideal for those with chronic stiffness or cold extremities, and perfect for weekend rejuvenation.

Discovered in 1992, Kumihama Onsen, drilled from 1500m underground, emerges in the scenic Kumihama Bay area of northern Kyoto Prefecture, facing the Sea of Japan. Its colorless, transparent, and mild waters are renowned for a gentle, skin-enveloping veil of salt. This unique quality delivers restorative warmth deep into the body's core, ensuring a lasting sense of comfort long after you leave the bath. It's an ideal retreat for those seeking deep relaxation and a profound escape from daily life amidst stunning rias coastlines.

The Yubatake source, naturally gushing from Kusatsu Onsen's iconic Yubatake (Kusatsu's central hot-water field), holds a distinguished history. During the Edo period, it was ranked as the highest-ranking Ozeki in the Onsen Banzuke, recognized alongside the Shirahata source as one of Kusatsu's two major hot springs. Its powerful, pH2 water, permeated with a sulfurous aroma, imparts a refreshing, tightening sensation upon the skin. A soak in this historic, renowned hot spring cleanses the body and mind, offering deep relaxation and rejuvenation from daily fatigue. It is a must-visit for those seeking to feel the energy of a historic hot spring and desire a complete refresh.

This is a newly drilled source in the Yufuin Onsen area, which boasts one of the largest outputs in Japan. Nestled at the foot of Mt. Yufu, this hot spring resort has long been cherished for therapeutic bathing. The AMBER Yufuin source features a high alkalinity of pH 8.9, combining the qualities of a bicarbonate spring that smooths the skin by removing old keratin, and a chloride spring that helps retain body heat. It is particularly characterized by its abundance of metasilicic acid, a natural moisturizing component.

Hirayu Onsen, nestled deep within Okuhida Onsenkyo and embraced by the Hida Mountains, is an ancient hot spring said to have been discovered by Takeda Shingen's defeated warriors. Its waters, rich in chloride and bicarbonate springs, gently refine the skin, promoting a silky skin sensation, while delivering restorative warmth deep into the body. This pleasant warmth lingers long after your bath, feeling like a blessing from the mountains. It is highly recommended for those seeking deep relaxation and a respite from daily life while admiring the Northern Alps, or for hikers wishing to soothe their weary bodies.

The 'Mixed Source No. 9 and 10' naturally gushes from the riverbed of the Toyohira River, which flows through Jozankei Onsen. By blending multiple private sources, this unique and rich hot spring water is created. A gentle salt veil envelops the skin, delivering warmth deep into the body's core, and a pleasant restorative warmth lingers long after bathing. This blessing from the earth is especially recommended for those seeking to release daily fatigue and experience deep relaxation.

Nestled in the Hakone Yumoto area, Yumoto Onsen (a blend of sources No. 12, 72, 84, 89, 99, and 112) is a luxurious fusion of six distinct springs. It symbolizes the abundant water volume of Yumoto, which historically thrived as one of the ancient Hakone Seven Hot Springs. The chloride spring water, enveloping the skin like a delicate veil, delivers restorative warmth deep into the body's core. The lingering, cozy sensation after bathing gently promotes deep relaxation, easing away daily fatigue. This spring is recommended for those seeking to deeply warm their body and mind and indulge in tranquil moments.

Gushing forth in Beppu, one of Japan's premier hot spring resorts, this water has long moisturized the skin of spa-goers. With a weakly alkaline pH of 8.2, the water gently envelops the skin like a beauty serum, softening it for a smooth feel. After bathing, you'll notice a supple texture and a warmth that radiates from your core. It's a healing spring, perfect for those seeking to reset mind and body away from daily life, or for anyone concerned about dry skin.

The Niseko-cho source is pump-lifted from the base of Niseko Annupuri International Ski Resort. Developed by the Hokkaido Chuo Bus Group, its colorless, clear waters are widely supplied to nearby hot spring facilities. Drawn from abundant natural forests, this spring offers a soft touch and provides restorative warmth, gently heating the body to its core. A subtle salt veil envelops the skin, leaving a lasting warmth that offers deep relaxation for bodies fatigued from outdoor activities. It is highly recommended for those seeking rejuvenation amidst grand nature.

This ANA InterContinental Beppu Resort & Spa Tsuboyu Gensen source was developed using modern drilling techniques on a highland overlooking the historic, steam-filled streets of Kannawa, Beppu, a renowned therapeutic bathing area since the Kamakura period. A key feature is the dissolved salt, which gently envelops the skin to provide long-lasting warmth after bathing. It offers a moment of deep release for those seeking to connect with Beppu's magnificent nature.

The Mandaiko source, originating from traces of past mining development, is deeply intertwined with Kusatsu Onsen's unique yumomi culture and its long history of toji (therapeutic bathing). Its highly acidic waters, among Japan's most potent, deliver a distinctive tingling sensation, awakening both mind and body and offering a sense of rejuvenation. The high-temperature blessings penetrate deep into the core, leaving you with a surprisingly light and refreshed feeling after your bath. We invite those seeking a genuine toji experience, a true escape from daily life to restore their mind and body, to discover the profound power of this spring.

Housen-no-Yu, a precious spring at Kusatsu Onsen, one of Japan's three most famous hot springs, has naturally gushed from bedrock for approximately 1200 years. Distinct from major sources like Yubatake and Bandaiko, this rare water gently envelops the skin with its sulfurous aroma. Its crisp quality offers a sensation of purifying both mind and body. After bathing, your skin will feel wonderfully silky, and the restorative warmth from deep within will invite deep relaxation, supporting overall rejuvenation. It is highly recommended for those seeking to escape daily life and reset themselves with a truly special hot spring experience.

Originating from the fumaroles of Owakudani, born from the eruption of Hakone volcano approximately 3,000 years ago, this artificially developed hot spring began to be supplied to Sengokuhara and Gora by Hakone Onsen Kyokyu Co., Ltd. in Showa 5 (1930). Its renowned milky white waters, blended with naturally gushing spring water, offer a pleasant sensation that tightens the skin and a powerful restorative warmth that penetrates deep into the body's core. After bathing, you'll feel surprisingly refreshed and light. It's a perfect companion when you seek to feel the Earth's energy and achieve deep relaxation and rejuvenation for your mind and body.

Hotel New Tsuruta Gensen 1-go is a private source located in the Kitahama area, the central district of the Beppu Onsen region, which boasts the largest volume of hot spring water in Japan. This source feeds the hotel's panoramic bath, known as "Nijo-no-yu," and is descended from a historic spring said to have been flowing since the Tenpo era (1830-1844). The mildly alkaline chloride spring is gentle on the skin and warms the body to its core. It is recommended for those who wish to unwind and experience a moment of luxury while soaking in historic waters with a view of Beppu Bay.

This private source, Kusunoyu, gushes forth in the Beppu Onsen area, one of the eight springs of Beppu. While its name is associated with the historic "Kusunoki Onsen" public bath dating back to the Kamakura period, that bathhouse is now closed. This source features a balanced blend of skin-smoothing bicarbonate ions and core-warming chloride ions at a gentle pH of 8.2. As you steep in its waters, the slightly viscous texture envelops your skin, leaving it feeling moisturized and restoratively warm long after you emerge. It is perfect for those seeking to unwind both body and soul in a historic spa town.

Drawn from 700 meters beneath the center of Oita City, this private source is a true urban oasis. The Ariston Hotel Oita source boasts a pH of 8.6 and abundant bicarbonate ions, which gently exfoliate the skin, leaving it remarkably smooth. Its amber-hued waters invite deep relaxation, melting away the day's fatigue. It is perfect for those seeking to refresh and rejuvenate after a day of business or sightseeing.

Nestled along the Tone River, Yujuku Onsen has been a beloved hot spring in a quiet post town, cherished by travelers and literati since the Edo period. Its waters, smooth as silk, envelop the skin in a veil of moisture, offering a truly silky skin experience. This restorative warmth penetrates deep into the body's core, gently releasing daily tensions and promoting deep relaxation. It is a renowned spring for those seeking rejuvenation and a peaceful recuperation amidst the tranquil mountain scenery, with its comforting warmth lingering long after bathing.