Look at the image of onsen taken in Japan！ Awesome!
For more than 1,000 years, the Japanese practice of toji (direct translation could be “cure with hot spring”), involves staying at a ryokan accommodation for several weeks and soaking in a hot spring to cure illness or injury.
The most famous of these is the hidden hot spring of Shingen Takeda (1521-1573) in Sengoku period. Lord Shingen used the hot springs to heal his soldiers. In order to efficiently recover soldiers, secret hot springs were set up in various places according to the expansion of the territory. Gold, silver and sulfur veins are often found around secluded hot springs, and it was also important in terms of securing resources.
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Many of the hot springs were located deep in the mountains, and at the time, only the locals or those in power who could travel there could take advantage of them.
Since the Edo period, it has spread to the general public, and now it is a hot spring sightseeing spot that you can easily visit. In Japan, ski resorts and hot springs are inextricably linked. Hot springs after skiing are the best！
After all, hot springs are special to Japanese people. Even though I live in England, I miss hot springs when it gets cold.
Clay bath salt is recommended at such times. If you dissolve 3 tablespoon full of it in hot water, you can enjoy the turbid water like jade.
The clay used is zeolite. Gentle on the skin, but powerful detoxification with high frequency of spiritual vibration. Due to its high ion exchange capacity, you can expect the effect of mineral replenishment from the skin. By blending two types of salt there, we have achieved to mimic the best of both chloride and sulphate springs. Please try the warm bath effect and skin water retention and moisturizing effect. It warms you from the core so that the body release the heat to lower the inner temperature that leads you to sleep soundly. It is popular not only with adults but also with children.
I didn't add any scent. Those who are fed up with the artificial scent of bath salts should definitely try it.
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