One of the most popular attractions to the Japanese for centuries - visiting a hot spring - can also become the most intriguing activities that you would never have expected. However, first-time visitors to Onsen must learn to enter Onsen properly to show respect to the old traditions.
History of Onsen Culture in Japan – Why Do the Japanese Love Onsen so Much?
Japanese Onsen Culture may appear peculiar to many outsiders. Japan’s special fondness for bathing culture begins at a very young age. Many young children enjoy taking baths with parents or grandparents. It is not unusual to find dads who work long hours to take a bath with their children at home throughout early elementary school years. Taking a bath with their children becomes a special moment where they can connect by talking, washing and playing together.
Young children are used to taking a bath together with their family members at home and with family members of the same sex at public bathhouses. During Junior high school days, the end of the school year trip often includes overnight accommodations including a bath house. In college, students would form a club with Onsen lovers, and enjoy visiting various hot springs.
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