Japanese bath

A Japanese bath house (or sentō) has been an essential part of Japanese culture for over a thousand years. Every day, people from all over the country head to

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Bathroom at Fujiya Ryokan in Ginzan Onsen Village, traditional inn redesigned by the japanese architect Kengo Kuma in 2004. Yamagata, Japan. Salle de bains du Fujiya Ryokan dans le village de Ginzan Onsen, auberge traditionnelle repensée par l'architecte japonais Kengo Kuma en 2004. Yamagata, Japon.

Five pavilions house the Spa at Amanfayun, combining therapies within Traditional Chinese Medicine with an array of global approaches to wellness within its expansive spa facilities. Sink into the warm waters of the Bath House’s wooden soaking tub scented with petals, tea leaves and herbs to ease muscles and settle the mind.

A private onsen bath right outside your Ryokan room. It is a photorealistic artwork generated with Midjourney AI.

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