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up dated on 24 Dec. 2008 |
Version 0.2.0 |
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Welcome! Onsen is one of the
necessaries of travel in Japan. |
Hot spring and
Japanese-style hotel are called "Onsen" and "ryokan"
respectively in Japanese. On this Web site, the
words "onsen" and "ryokan" are used to describe
them. |
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This Web site gives information about Japanese great
Onsen to people all over the world. The purpose of this
Web site is to make the visitors familiar with Japanese
Onsen, wonderful Onsen resort, Japanese traditional
ryokan, and Onsen culture exhaustively. |
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This website is in preparation. |
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This website is in preparation. |
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This website is in preparation. |
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This website is in preparation. |
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This website is in preparation. |
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Japanese Onsen (hot spring) is famous worldwide. In
Japan there are over 3,000 Onsen areas and over 22,000
places where you can enjoy Onsen, including the
accommodations
and the public baths. |
Onsen is an
essential article for Japanese. In choosing which place to
visit and which accommodation to reserve, it’s important for
Japanese to know whether there are hot springs or not in that
area. |
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tsuboyu |
a world heritage "Onsen" where you can
bathe |
Meanwhile, people in the world are gradually getting
interested in the characteristics of
Onsen such as
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various chemical properties, its natural
surroundings, and its culture that has been developed
for a long time although they used to connect Japan with
Kyoto, Tokyo, and Mt. Fuji. When you find yourself
enjoying Onsen, you also realize another
aspect of Japan. |
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Nippon Onsen Research Institute is a “private” enterprise that
not only examines and researches Onsen and tourism but
also gives consultations about Onsen. We maintain the
principle of Onsen in order to remain neutral and make
profit and sociality go together without being affected by any
external influence and restriction.
》》》Contact Us |
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