wading the warm waters of shibu onsen | HPUD

@aquagelas: Japanese scenery and snow are really a very beautiful combination, I really want to go to Japan

@brijwhiz: Wonderful post. Makes me want to just fly out to Japan and enjoy this onsen too. Thank you for sharing these experiences. Much appreciated.

@acgalarza: Good memories! 👍 !DIY !PGM !CCC

@ngwinndave: First the cold from the snow, then the warm baths. I was wondering if they only had public baths, but then you talked about the private ones that come at a special price. The whole place look beautiful and inviting.

@wittyzell: sana all naka picture sa onsen sa hotel I wasn't able to do that even when I was alone during the daytime! I didn't bring my phone with me! Wahuhu interesting to read, even when I was with you on this trip hahaha makes me wanna be back there to enjoy the bathhouses more

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@mondoshawan: Every time i see pictures from Japan i got the feeling that i lived there many many moons ago. Your post made me kinda travel back to another life. 🤷‍♀ Thanks.

@fahadd: Hello, thank you for sharing your detailed journey to Shibu Onsen. Your narrative paints a vivid picture of your experience, making it feel as if we're right there with you. Traveling to a historic hot spring resort like Shibu Onsen is indeed a trip back in time, and it seems like you fully immersed yourself in the experience. From your stay at the traditional ryokan, to wearing the yukata and tanzen, to partaking in the communal bathing experience, it all contributes to a unique and authentic Japanese experience. Your mention of the medicinal properties of the nine public hot springs is intriguing. It's fascinating to think of the historical significance and the countless people throughout the centuries who have sought their healing properties. The connection between Rekishi no yado Kanaguya and the animated film Spirited Away adds an extra layer of intrigue to your story. Regardless of the official acknowledgement from Studio Ghibli, the resemblance is there and adds a whimsical element to your stay. Thank you for taking us along on your journey through your engaging narrative and beautiful visuals. I look forward to hearing about your future travels. Safe journey!