Xing TianYunessun is a hot spring theme park situated in the picturesque mountains of Hakone, Japan. Located about 90 minutes from Tokyo by train, Yunessun incorporates unique features into the traditional onsen experience. From pools filled with wine and coffee to outdoor hot springs with mountain views, Yunessun appeals to visitors interested in both relaxation and novelty.
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Unique attractions at Yunessun: coffee, tea, and wine pools
One of the most notable features of Yunessun is its themed pools, which allow guests to soak in coffee, hot tea and wine. These pools are not just for the novelty—they also have health benefits attributed to the natural properties of their respective substances. For example, the antioxidants in green tea are said to improve circulation, while the caffeine in coffee is thought to stimulate the skin.
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Other attractions at Yunessun
Aside from the themed pools, Yunessun offers a range of more traditional hot spring experiences. They have outdoor baths with stunning views of the surrounding mountains and private bath options for a more intimate onsen experience.
Visitors can also try the fish foot bath, where tiny fish nibble at dead skin to exfoliate feet.
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Practical information for your visit
The facility is open daily, with typical hours from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Hours may vary during peak seasons or special events. The entry fee starts at ¥2,500 (S$21.90) for adults, though there may be additional charges for access to the themed pools.
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Whether you’re interested in the health benefits of coffee and wine baths, or simply want to enjoy a relaxing soak, this facility caters to visitors of all preferences. It’s an interesting stop for those looking for a different experience from the usual Japanese onsen.
