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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Hot_springHot spring - Wikipedia

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   A hot spring, hydrothermal spring, or geothermal spring is a spring produced by the emergence of geothermally heated groundwater onto the surface of the Earth. The groundwater is heated either by shallow bodies of magma (molten rock) or by circulation through faults to hot rock deep in the Earth's crust . Hot spring water often contains large ...

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   • List of Hot Springs

     Akutan Hot Springs. Baranof Warm Springs (thermal mineral...

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2. www.japan-experience.com › plan-your-trip › to-knowShiga Prefecture | Japan Experience

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   There are several hot springs (onsen) in Shiga Prefecture including Ogoto Onsen on the western shores of Lake Biwa - the nearest natural hot springs to Kyoto city. The luxury ryokan Yumotokan is a recommended place to stay here. Azuchi Castle, Shiga Prefecture. Ogoto Onsen, Shiga, Japan.

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   Why are Japan's Hot Springs called 'Japan's three famous hot springs'?

   • Finally, we will introduce hot spring spots called "Japan's three famous hot springs". It seems that it came to be called like this because it appeared in books of the Muromachi period. ①Kusatsu Onsen [By train] About 25 minutes by bus bound for Kusatsu Onsen from JR Agatsuma Line "Naganohara Kusatsuguchi Station"

   Learn about Japan's hot spring culture | Culture | Japan Guide

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   When did hot springs start in Japan?

   • In Japan, it is said that hot springs began to be introduced mainly by the imperial family around the 7th century, and then gradually spread to people of all social classes. It is also said that when Zen Buddhism spread in Japan, the hot spring cure culture was spread by Zen priests who traveled all over Japan.

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   Where are Japan's Hot Springs?

   • Japan’s hot springs are often set in areas of natural beauty, and you can experience plenty of activities on your way to a soothing soak. The mossy, primeval forests of Yakushima (Island) National Park, off the southern tip of Kyushu, are said to have inspired the sacred forests in the Ghibli film Princess Mononoke.

   Hot Springs: What Are They? | National Parks of Japan

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   Why are hot springs so popular in Japan?

   • It is also said that when Zen Buddhism spread in Japan, the hot spring cure culture was spread by Zen priests who traveled all over Japan. Since the Edo period, more and more people have come to enjoy hot springs not only for the purpose of healing, but also as a place for socializing.

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4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › List_of_hot_springsList of hot springs - Wikipedia

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   Akutan Hot Springs. Baranof Warm Springs (thermal mineral springs), 57°05 ′ 22″N 134°49 ′ 59″W (nine springs from lukewarm to 120 degrees F) Chena Hot Springs (thermal mineral springs), 65°3 ′ 11″N 146°3 ′ 20″W. Circle Hot Springs, 65°29 ′ 00″N 144°38 ′ 03″W. Kanuti Hot Springs.

5. link.springer.com › chapter › 10Hot Springs Throughout History | SpringerLink

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   Apr 25, 2021 · The use of hot springs as places of relaxation, healing and worship goes back to the dawn of history and the earliest civilisations worldwide. Throughout time, natural hot springs were a reason for establishing settlements where communities had access to the benefits of the thermal waters for health and recreation.

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7. doyouknowjapan.com › onsenOnsen — Encyclopedia of Japan

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   Onsen is a public bath place which uses hot water from hot springs, but the word Onsen is usually refer to the inns around the hot spring or onsen resorts. For its geographical location on the earth, Japan has many volcanos compare to other countries, so it is well-known for the best hot spring place in the world.

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8. www.studyjapan.jp › en › topicsLearn about Japan's hot spring culture | Culture | Japan ...

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   Dec 1, 2022 · Many people may think of hot springs when they think of Japan, but how many hot springs are there in Japan? Currently, there are 3,000 hot spring resorts in Japan, and it is said that there are about 27,000 hot spring sources (places where hot springs spring up from the ground).

9. hakone-japan.com › history-of-hot-springs-in-japanHistory of Hot Springs in Japan | HAKONE JAPAN | Visit to ...

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   Sep 6, 2021 · Japan is one of the world’s leading hot spring countries. There are more than 27,000 hot springs in Japan, and the volume of water that flows out of these springs is approximately 2.6 million liters per minute. In addition, 47% of the hot springs are higher than 42 degrees Celsius.