Now Kyoto is getting another addition to the list with a hotel that features an infinity onsen. Photo ... as well as a foot bath and bonfire to keep you warm during the colder seasons.

Don't leave Japan without experiencing the traditional hot water cure. Here's where and how to get in your soaks.

The drama of a 30- foot ceiling at the Hoshinoya Tokyo. Green tea leaves in KAI Enshu’s baths help pinken skin. The town of Shizuoka, between Kyoto and Tokyo, is known for its tea and tea ...

You can also order heartier dishes like heshiko (fish ... this bath thanks to a holy priest named Dochi who prayed over this onsen for a thousand days. Goshono-yu Built to resemble Kyoto’s ...

The area around Kyoto, Japan’s former imperial capital, is home to more than a dozen hot springs, called onsen. One of the most popular is Kurama Onsen, a peaceful outdoor bath located less than ...

KYOTO -- The entrance to Funaoka Onsen, a hot spring bath in the Nishijin neighborhood of Kyoto's Kita Ward, has an imposing "karahafu" gable that wouldn't look out of place at a Shinto shrine.

Located within the Yunohana Spa Resort in Kameoka, a 40 minutes’ drive away from Noku Kyoto, emerge yourself in the rustic landscape of the rural resort town as its trees transform into shades of red ...