Japanese sauna

Bathroom at Fujiya Ryokan in Ginzan Onsen Village, traditional inn redesigned by the japanese architect Kengo Kuma in 2004. Yamagata, Japan. Salle de bains du Fujiya Ryokan dans le village de Ginzan Onsen, auberge traditionnelle repensée par l'architecte japonais Kengo Kuma en 2004. Yamagata, Japon.

Marking André Fu's first residential project, AMOMA Atami’s Estate House is the first of his designs for this coastal haven of luxury villas at Atami, Japan. Design Anthology interviews one of the best Interior Designer and Architect from Hong Kong about his first estate project — Amoma Atami in Shi

A Foreigners Guide to Japanese Sentos and Bathhouses • 22 Questions Answered

Studio PCH · Nobu Ryokan Malibu

Esteemed architect Kengo Kuma achieves an abstraction of modern and traditional Japanese form in this seaside home

Sauna use has become a lifestyle that originated long ago in Finland, and recently, sauna culture has been booming in Japan! Let’s look at what Japanese saunas are like and a list of some of the most popular saunas in Japan!

A Ryokan with an onsen hot spring bath for your private use and has a beautiful view too. After a long day of walking in Japan, partially submerging yourself into the hot spring water is an incredible and relaxing experience.

Divided into Spa and Beauty Center, the Wellness Center at Casa Cipriani Milano features precious materials and an elegant environment.