💨 Abstract
The article discusses the experience of visiting an onsen, a traditional Japanese public bath, at the Hoshinoya hotel in Tokyo. The onsen, powered by mineral-rich water from 1,500 meters beneath the city, is designed for relaxation and purported health benefits. The process involves gender-separated bathing with no clothing allowed, adhering to cultural norms. The onsen offers a tranquil retreat amid Tokyo's bustling streets, accessible exclusively to hotel guests.
Courtesy: Mel Evans
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