What is a "Japanese onsen," which is the term used to describe the resort/spa "Ten Thousand Waves?"

Answer by  Susannah (57)

"Onsen" is the Japanese word for a hot springs, where people bathe in geothermally heated water for health and relaxation. The word is also used to refer to the inns and bathing facilities associated with the spring itself. Ten Thousand Waves has the ambiance of this kind of Japanese resort spa, incorporating such accoutrements as outdoor bathing and Japanese decor.

Answer by  Shona (6)

Onsen are traditional Japanese hot spring facilities, which are used for bathing. They have a range of different tubs and pools at different temperatures. The minerals in the water are believed to have healing properties. Onsen are as much for socialising as they are for bathing, and they are popular tourist destinations.

Answer by  RINCYJOE (10)

In resort/spa in asian countries like Japan gives body and mind ,the effect of a cool breeze.It is mainly applied with the help of available medicinal herbs in the locality.It is natural and gives us a refreshing mood.

Answer by  dlraska (460)

An onsen is a term used for hot springs in the Japanese language though the term is often used to describe the bathing facilities and inns around hot springs.