If you like spas, but want to try something extremely special, Japan has what's right for you.
Some truly special spas have opened near the city of Tokyo. Its about Hakone Kowakien Yunessun, a structure famous for the particularity of its pools and its entertainment. In addition to the normal ones, in fact, there are pools filled not with water, but with sake, green tea, coffee and red wine. Hakone Kowakien Yunessun uses only top quality ingredients and obviously changes the tanks regularly throughout the day. The green tea one is full of tea. Herbs that grow in the mountains surrounding Hakone., while coffee is made with beans that are soaked in water. The red wine pool is directly supervised by a sommelier. There are those who have sworn seeing drunk people drinking directly from the bathtub, regardless of the fact that there were other people's feet submerged there. Let's hope they have strong immune defenses (because they certainly don't lack a good mouth).
But in the Hakone hot springs it is not only these pools that cause a sensation, but also a whole series of attractions that attract thousands of tourists every year. As the God's Aegean Sea, built as a real ancient Roman bath, Rodeo Mountain, equipped with water slides (all strictly thermal and outdoor, also available in winter), and the Mysterious Jellyfish Bath. Obviously Visitors can also soak in the more traditional onsen. If you don't like strange things: in Hakone there is the hot spring cave, the mist sauna, the Finnish bath, the aromatherapy pool, the charcoal spa and turkish hammam. In short, even the most demanding client will be satisfied with the structure's offer. The cost of admission to the Hakone hot springs is not even excessive: $36 a day for adults, $19 for children.
Hakone hot springs are immersed in a extraordinary landscape: from its pools, in fact, you can also see the suggestive Mount Fuji. The most requested treatment? The one with red wine, which seems to rejuvenate the skin. Will it be true? The guests seem to appreciate it anyway.
