How to Visit Oita, Japan's Largest Onsen Region
Oita, on Japan’s southern Kyushu Island, is the center of Japanese onsen culture, with thousands of hot springs. Here’s what to do and where to stay while visiting.
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Oita, on Japan’s southern Kyushu Island, is the center of Japanese onsen culture, with thousands of hot springs. Here’s what to do and where to stay while visiting.
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