Bokaisen Hot Springs
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| In addition to its immaculate rooms, guests of the Bokairo Inn are free to avail themselves of the Bokaisen Hot Springs. Men and women from all walks of life come here in search of rejuvenation─body and soul. They seek privacy and discretion, and Bokairo Inn has ever honored their wishes. The public baths of Hingashi are largely mixed gender, and it is customary to bathe naked. But in a trading hub such as Kugane, where folk of myriad cultures and creeds mingle, one is expected to don not one's nameday but bathing suit. There is an ancient tradition of pouring rice wine into the waters at Bokaisen Hot Springs; though they change the soaking waters at the onset of each season, the rice wine baths are most popular among its patrons. |
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