This red-brick Western-style house incorporates traditional German architecture. Its original furniture, decorations, and household items have been carefully preserved, offering a glimpse into the lives of foreign residents in Kobe during the Meiji era. Visitors can explore the elegant interior, admire the intricate architectural details, and learn about the growth of international culture after the Port of Kobe opened. The surrounding streets have a charming European feel, with unique cafes, shops, and other historic Western-style residences. It's a lovely area for a leisurely stroll.
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Jozankei Onsen (Hot Springs)
A historical hot spring resort located in Minami-Ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido, also known as the inner city of the large Sapporo metropolis. It has been designated as Shikotsu-Toya National Park for more than 150 years since the hot spring opened. The hot spring resort extends along the riverbanks carved by the Shirai River and the Toyohira River.
來到定山溪溫泉街，很可惜抵達飯店時已經是晚上，街上的商店大多都已經關門，沒有機會好好逛逛。
雖然錯過了白天熱鬧的街景和特色店家，但夜晚的定山溪也有另一種寧靜的氛圍。街道上行人不多，四周安靜許多，反而更能感受到溫泉小鎮悠閒放鬆的氣息。
定山溪位於札幌近郊，被山林和溪谷環繞，是北海道相當知名的溫泉地。
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Atami Onsen
Atami Onsen is one of Japan's largest hot spring resorts with a history spanning over 1,500 years. The name 'Atami,' meaning 'hot ocean,' originates from the hot springs that bubble up from the seabed.
Standing high above in the sea breeze, looking at the deep blue ocean blending with the city of Atami, felt completely different from walking through the streets. The sunlight sparkling on the water made the view especially pleasant.
Atami itself is a hot spring town nestled between the mountains and the sea, and from this perspective, you can appreciate its unique terrain even more. It’s no wonder so many people choose to come here to soak in the hot springs, look out at the ocean, and enjoy a relaxing vacation.
This time I only stopped briefly to enjoy the scenery, but it felt well worth it. If I have the chance to visit Atami again, I hope to stay overnight, enjoy a good soak in the hot springs, and watch the sunset in Atami.
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Hakone Kowakien YUNESSUN
YUNESSUN is a hot springs theme park located in Hakone, the popular hot springs destination in Japan. The park is divided into two areas, the traditional hot springs baths at Mori no Yu and the Yunessun area for you to enjoy in your swimwear.
Hakone Kowakien YUNESSUN has a real resort atmosphere throughout the entire park. It’s not just a place to soak in hot springs—there are also all kinds of hot spring facilities to experience. It’s especially comfortable to visit in cold weather!
After checking into the hotel this time, my favorite part was the hotel’s hot springs. Soaking in them was really comfortable! As I soaked in the warm water, my whole body gradually relaxed, and much of the fatigue from the trip faded away.
Hakone is already a great place for hot springs, so if your itinerary is more relaxed, I highly recommend setting aside some time to enjoy a good soak and rest at the hotel, and savor Hakone’s hot spring experience〜
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