Traditional onsen relaxation at a ryokan in Nagasaki
Nagasaki · Japan
About this experience
An onsen at a ryokan in Nagasaki means bathing in shared pools fed by a natural hot spring. You do not enter the pool unwashed; you sit and wash first, then step into the hot water. In steam, wood and stone the mind loosens too. It is a calm way to shake off the day's tiredness.
Swimwear is not worn in the pools and towels usually stay out of the water; ask about the rules on site. People with tattoos can meet restrictions in some places, so check beforehand. Do not stay long in very hot water, and drink plenty.
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October · Nagasaki
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