But not every ryokan is tailored toward family travelers. It’s important that you pick the right one for your needs, based on ...

Japanese hot springs—better known as onsens ... “The increase in tourists after Covid-19 has led to an expansion of hotels, ...

An onsen gastronomy trek in rural Japan is a triple indulgence in hot springs, local delicacies and scenic walks. Read more ...

Initially, Ureshino was a hotspot for domestic tourists. There were only a meagre 25,000 residents here. Over time, Ureshino ...

There are two types of bathhouses in Tokyo and throughout Japan: onsen and sento. While there are obvious similarities between the two – they're both communal hot-water baths and visitors must ...

People in Japan love bathing in hot springs, or onsen. And since the old days, it has been common for people to check into residential hot-spring inns for extended stays to boost their health ...

Referring to the unsuccessful attempts by Japanese hotel companies to enter the North ... “I believe that our onsen ryokan, which reflects Japanese culture, will be well-received in the overseas ...