By Ronan 
Having the opportunity to visit an onsen in Japan may be life-changing and extremely addicting. There is nothing better than resting in a hot pool while surrounded by nature. It’s one of the better definitions of zen in my opinion. Traditions and culture are highly ingrained in Japan, and even the smallest act might appear ritualistic. This is the beauty of Japan, what makes it so magnificent and one-of-a-kind. Taking a bath in an onsen is no exception. It all starts with planning and preparation to guarantee you actually relax, enjoy your vacation, and, in the end, respect people and the environment around you.
Here’s everything you should know before visiting an onsen in singapore. Even if you have a tattoo and are wondering if an onsen is right for you, please keep reading because I will discuss this as well. An onsen is a type of hot spring. Because Japan is a volcanically active country, onsens may be found across the country. This produces naturally hot water, ideal for bathing and resting. It is claimed to offer several health advantages, thus it is truly advised that you use onsens on a daily basis. Onsens may be found almost anyplace in Japan. The majority of them are part of a ryokan, which is a traditional Japanese inn.
Differences In Onsens
Although all onsens provide naturally hot spring water, they differ in various ways. Not in geological terms, but in commercial terms.
Baths In The Open Air
This signifies that the onsen is open to the elements. This means you may bathe in a hot bath while admiring the beauty of Japan’s natural environments. These open-air baths are among the most popular, especially near Mount Fuji, where you may enjoy beautiful views. There is no denying that these are the most famous onsen in singapore.
Open-Air Private Baths
These are maybe my favourites since you get to enjoy a private experience in an onsen without having to share with anyone. This is the ideal gift for you and your loved one. You don’t have to rush, you don’t have to be concerned about anybody else, and you don’t have to feel embarrassed because you have to be naked in front of people (more on this later in the article). The disadvantage of using an open-air bath is that these rooms are rather expensive. Expect to pay a significant sum of money for seclusion and luxury. It must, however, be experienced at least once in a lifetime.