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Soak in the nice hot spa, while, at the same time, soaking in the breathtaking scenery with an unobstructed degree view. The spa is on the forth-floor balcony. While soaked in the spa, you can enjoy all to yourself the magnificent view of nature in Okushigakogen, season by season throughout the year. In Spring, wild forest of various, yet harmonized, fresh green trees. In Fall, tapestry of breath-taking autumn colors, woven by broadleaf trees and coniferous trees. In Winter, surrounded by snow-covered shinning mountain ridge. At night, truly relaxing moment, soaked in the hot spa deeply to your shoulders and watching the star-filled night sky. Unlike hot springs, the hot water quality of our 'Open-air spa' is similar to that of 'Radium Hot Springs'. After having studied a great variety of ore-spas around the world, we carefully selected an ore which is produced in Bad Gastein, Salzburg, Austria, the world-famous hot spring health resort. Our hot water used for this spa is treated with combination of the ore produced in Bad Gastein and the quasi-drug certificated mineral Quasi-drugs No. It is expected to exert effects to improve blood circulation, increase metabolism, and strengthen self-healing power. The body-friendly quality of our hot water gives comforts in bathing to everyone of all ages. Arthritis Eczema Lumbago Stiff shoulders. A bruise Poor circulation Recovering from fatigue Neuralgia. What is unique about Okushiga-kogen is that the Zako river, streaming down the Okushiga Valley, is one of the rare habitats of pure breed Char in Japan. Protecting this precious habitat strictly prohibits discharging used hot springs waste. We, in careful consideration to the ecosystem of Okushig-kogen, introduced a natural spa using the body-friendly hot water, and created this open-air hot spa, only one of a kind. On the forth floor, besides the open-air hot spa, we offer large public inner baths, separated by gender with magnificent view through the floor-to-ceiling glass window extending the entire front side. Each bath, for men and women, is with spacious sauna. Our saunas are also uniquely built with a large window, you can enjoy the view of scenic beauty in Okushiga-kogen. The 'Roten buro' has the ambience of Europe. Enjoy the range of mountain in Okushiga-kogen from the 'Roten buro'. Large public bath with magnificent view.

Staying Safe & Healthy in Japan

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As one of the safest countries in the world, visitors to Japan can expect a comfortable visit in many regards. The low crime rate and high standard of living make Japan hugely appealing as a destination. With that said, it is worth knowing what to expect and acting in a manner that ensure your health and safety. Japan is one of the safest countries in the world, allowing you to travel with peace of mind wherever you go. Even in large cities such as Tokyo, Yokohama, Kyoto, and Osaka you can expect to move around freely, at any time of day, without hindrance. This includes moving around at night. Rates of both minor and serious crimes are low and laws prohibiting firearms and weapons are strictly enforced, meaning that violent crimes are relatively rare. You are unlikely to experience any or witness any trouble while here and you will quickly notice how relaxed many Japanese are, leaving their personal items including wallets and phones unattended or clearly visible in public places. Although safe, Japan is not a utopia and crime does exist. If you experience any trouble, do not engage or escalate the situation. Japanese people generally do not like public embarrassment, so even if they are the aggressor, should the other person respond in an aggressive manner it is likely to quickly escalate. Should you be harassed or the victim of a crime, do not hesitate to contact the police. The legal age to drink alcohol in Japan is Japanese generally follow this law and it is expected that foreigners do too. As a foreigner, it is unlikely you will be asked for ID when being served however if you are found to be drinking under-age, expect there to be repercussions including the possibility of police involvement. Alcohol is readily available in Japan and relatively cheap compared to many countries. This drinking can be hard and fast, leaving some intoxicated. It is very unlikely that this will lead to you having a problem however if you become intoxicated and are seen to start trouble, expect the police to be involved and for your time in Japan to end with a stay in a cell. Japan has zero tolerance for drugs and the law is strictly enforced. If you are found in possession of any illegal substance, regardless of the quantity, you will be arrested and put in prison. Japanese law allows police to hold people for an extended period of time without legal representation. If you are arrested on any drug-related charge, you will end-up in prison and it might be a long time before you can speak to anyone. You will likely be found guilty and could spend a lengthy period incarcerated before being shipped-off home. There are however a couple of important things to note to avoid confusion or any trouble. While here, you should have no trouble finding equivalent over-the-counter OTC medication that you do in your home country with two important exceptions:. Do not carry any such medication with you when entering Japan. Travelers are permitted to bring a 2-month supply of any other OTC. Travelers are also permitted to bring a 1-month supply of any prescription drug as long as it does not fall under any of the prohibited medications as described above and is for personal use. It is important to note:. Do not carry any such medication when entering Japan. For any other prescription medication, follow the rules and make sure to carry your prescription with you. They are dotted throughout most cities and towns and can provide the following without a prescription:. CLASS 1 : strong medication with potential side-effects which can only be dispensed by a pharmacist. You will be asked to explain your symptoms so that they can choose the correct medication for you. They are then required to explain about the medication including potential side-effects to you. CLASS 2 : includes cold and headache medicine with potential side-effects. The pharmacist is also required to explain things to you. CLASS 3 : standard medication, vitamins and probiotics. The pharmacist is not required to explain anything unless asked. Like many countries, mental health is huge and ongoing issue in Japan which unfortunately, remains often stigmatised and not publicly discussed. This extends to the mental health and treatment of international visitors and residents who often find dedicated services poorly lacking. This is most pronounced when it comes to accessing services in foreign languages. Thankfully there are a couple of services to be accessed. Tell offers free, anonymous and confident telephone support in English and other foreign languages on while the International Mental Health Professionals Japan website provides a database of registered mental health workers who can provide counseling in English and other foreign languages.

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