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Rich in sulfur, the bihada no yu, or “beautiful skin bath,” is said to expand capillaries in your arms and legs and improve your complexion. The alkaline water felt soft, like easing into expensive sheepskin slippers. Bathing culture holds strong in many parts of the world, from Scandinavia to Russia, but it wasn’t until I moved to Okinawa, in the far south of the country, that I understood its primacy in Japan. Escaping to an onsen on the weekend is a quintessentially Japanese pastime. There are more than 27,000 of them throughout the country, the result of tectonic and volcanic activity that produces geothermal waters. To be officially classified as an onsen, the water must exceed 77 degrees Fahrenheit and contain at least one of 19 designated minerals, each offering a particular promise of good health. The benefits of hot baths , from their anti-inflammatory properties to their calorie-burning qualities, are well-known—there’s even a branch of traditional medicine, balneotherapy, dedicated to their healing powers. Now, wellness enthusiasts, increasingly attuned to the physical and spiritual advantages of taking the waters, have become more interested in this centuries-old Japanese tradition . Professor Yuko Agishi, balneologist and professor emeritus at the Hokkaido School of Medicine, has outlined three benefits of hot springs.
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Beginning in June, the airline will highlight Kyushu, widely known as the kingdom of hot springs and home to the well-known resorts of Beppu, Kurokawa, and Yufuin. Southwest of Japan's main island of Honshu, it also boasts picturesque views and natural surroundings as well as traditional architecture and local cuisine. This comes as Kyushu is celebrating its 150th year of Meiji Restoration, the revolution that restored practical imperial rule to the Empire of Japan in 1868. Hokkaido was the first region explored as part of ANA's series, which began in December 2017 and is the second phase of its hugely successful "Tastes of JAPAN by ANA" campaign. It launched in September 2013 and showcased the best of Japan's cuisine, represented through ANA's in-flight meals and videos. The first phase focused on each of Japan's 47 prefectures, introducing the local foods and ingredients, as well as sightseeing locations. Now, ANA will closely examine the eight regions of Japan over the course of six months, highlighting the culinary specialties and hidden gems across Japan. By focusing on broader areas of Japan, ANA's hope is that passengers will explore multiple prefectures in one trip and enjoy each of the regions' local specialties. ANA will serve meals and desserts made from local Kyushu ingredients in the cabins and lounges.
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