From all over the world, many foreign people come to Japan to take a hot spring, but their reasons for taking a hot spring vary.

 First of all, foreign people can experience Japanese culture by taking a hot spring. There are many cultures in Japan such as washoku, kabuki and spirits, and one of these cultures is taking a hot spring. It is said that Japan has had a habit of taking hot springs since the 6th century, and it was formed as Japanese culture.  There are many people who take a hot spring to feel Japaneseness.

 Another common reason for foreign people tend to take a hot spring is be able to feel the health promotion effect. Hot springs have a variety of effects, like recovering from exhaustion, improving poor circulation, and alleviating rheumatism. In addition to this, by soaking in the hot spring, you can discharge the waste products of your body.  The circulation of blood in your body is improved, and you can expect a health promotion effect.  One of the reasons why foreigners take a hot spring is because of their health.

 Finally, hot springs are located all over Japan and are easy to visit.  There are hot springs scattered throughout Japan as tourist destinations, and you can enjoy each of them.  For example, you can take a hot spring with capybaras and monkeys and enjoy the scenery of the area.  There are hot springs everywhere in Japan, so you can enjoy the hometown of Japan. 

 To sum up, foreign people come to Japan to taking a hot spring not only to feel Japaneseness and Japanese culture but also to promote their health.