Niseko Grand Hotel Onsen
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Recognized by the Beautiful Skin Onsen Association, Niseko Grand Hotel Onsen’s rotenburos contain a blend of sodium chloride spring water and sodium hydrocarbonate alkaline water that is said to produce collagen to improve your skin’s metabolism. Niseko Grand Hotel Onsen’s mixed public bath—the only one of its kind in the area—lets couples, families, and friends loosen up together. “Yuamis” (strapless robes for ladies) and shorts are available for reserved bathers to wear before entering the outdoor Onsen but be prepared to possibly witness man’s natural form as you sink into the steamy water.
412 Niseko, Abuta, Hokkaido, Japan
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