Eight must-visit hot springs in Japan recommended by "Professor Bath."

Onsen expert Yasuaki Goto shares eight memorable hot spring destinations in Japan to celebrate Good Bath Day on November 26.

So, you ever thought about soaking in some of Japan's best onsen? On this "Good Bath Day," we got a hot spring guru, Dr. Yasuaki Goto, to break down his top picks. This guy has hit over 2,000 hot springs worldwide, earning him the name Furofessor. Trust me, when it comes to relaxing soaks, he knows what's up.

Check out Zao Zenshichi no Yu for that stimulating sulfur vibe—you'll feel it for hours after! Or if you're near Owakudani in Hakone, dive into Senkyoro for pure therapeutic goodness. Looking for space to kick back? Senninburo Kanaya Ryokan has the largest hot spring bath in Japan. From Ramune Onsen's bubbly charm to Kannawa Mushiyu's steamy sauna experience, there’s a hot spring just waiting for you to dive in. So, grab your towel and get ready to soak!

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