Scenic Japan from the Water

“Okushiri Blue” refers to the distinctive deep blue color of the ocean surrounding Okushiri Island. The photo was taken near the opening of the Kamui Tunnel located in the West side of the island.

Yufuin Onsen is a popular hot spring resort in Oita Prefecture. This public bath is symbolic of Yufuin Onsen.

Kamiamakusa City is also famous for its many natural hot springs.

Situated in one of Beppu Hatto locations, Myoban Onsen, Beppu Onsen Hoyo Land features famous mud bath. This one of the most unique, cream-like bath is great for beautifying your skin.

The center of Dogo Onsen, which is one of the Three Ancient Springs in Japan. It was designated as a national important cultural property. 

Mt.Fuji that has been snowed from autumn to spring can be watched over Suruga Bay.

The cave-type source in IZUSAN district. One of Japan's three biggest Koizumi.

During sunset the evening sun setting over Izu Peninsula covers the sea and the sky in an orange glow.

It is a mixed-gender bath, and visitors are asked to wear bathing suits when entering the bath. Rental bathing suits are available free of charge.

Torigashima in front, across the sea Shikinejima, Kozushima can expect superb view outdoor bath.

Watch the sun dip over the horizon from these free open-air hot pools open 24 hours. Don’ t forget your swimwear.

Onsen with a stunning view that is the highlight of Shikinejima. It is known to be effective for treating nerve pains and low body temperature. It is also known as "Naika no Yu", or "Hot Spring of Int

Before entering Jinata Onsen, check the water temperature through the "Yukagen no Ana", or "the water temperature hole".

Faintly light the lights at night, there is a very tasteful. Please be careful on the feet.

The only clear, colorless hot water is springing up on the island.

Since there is little outdoor lights at night a time of healing under the sky of stars. Please be careful on the feet.

gas lamp

New house

Dogo Onsen Honkan is thought to be the oldest hot spring in Japan is mentioned in the ancient texts of the Kojiki and Manyoshu.

night view