Category: Onsen and Volcano

Thinking About Accidents on Mt. Fuji: Dangers Climbers Should Know

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LikeThoughts on Mount Fuji (3) The Risks Every Climber Must Prepare for – and the Reward at the Summit In the summer of 2017, I climbed Mt. Fuji.At the time, climbing was one of my hobbies, and I thought Mt. Fuji was a relatively safe trail for beginners and children, since it doesn’t have the…
Japan, the Volcanic Archipelago: A Grand Story of Awe and Blessings

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LikeThe Stage of “Life” Woven by Fire and Water The Japanese archipelago is a volcanic country situated on the Pacific Ring of Fire, one of the world’s most active volcanic belts.This geological characteristic not only shaped Japan’s landscape but also spun a narrative deeply rooted in the spiritual world, history, culture, and daily lives of…
How Do Japanese Footbaths (Ashiyu) Relieve Travel Fatigue?

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LikeWhat do you know about Ashiyu (footbaths) ? Japan, an archipelago renowned for its rich cultural heritage and breathtaking landscapes, holds a deep appreciation for the art of bathing.Beyond the well-known traditions of onsen, the natural hot springs that dot the country, and “sento”, the communal public baths, lies a more accessible and equally enchanting…
Why Is Kinosaki Onsen a Luxurious Hot Spring Retreat?

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LikeStrolling the Path of Hot Springs in Yukata and Geta Kinosaki Onsen, a hot spring resort that has long healed the hearts and bodies of people, is one of the most famous hot springs in the Kansai region.In the quaint hot spring town, seven unique public baths are scattered, and “Sotoyu Meguri” (visiting the public…
What Are Japanese Onsen (Hot Springs)? Culture and Healing Traditions Explained

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LikeThere is perhaps no country where hot springs (onsen) are as deeply loved by the people as Japan. The abundant onsen produced by the volcanic archipelago not only provide warm baths but are also an indispensable element for relaxation of mind and body, health promotion, and experiencing Japanese culture.The scent of sulfur, the natural scenery…

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A creator sharing the beauty of Japan with the world. I run a design firm and SHIBUMIWORKS, an apparel brand featuring Japanese traditional patterns and kanji. This blog explores Japanese culture, food, history, and travel.

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