Places

Maps of places in Japan

Pick a map and go in. Onsens, sento, castles and parks open the whole country; lockers stay in the cities.

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Real konyoku: classic tubs, park pools in a swimsuit, one-house ryokan, a river dug out in winter. Hokkaido to Yakushima.

Natural hot springs from Hokkaido to Kyushu — and the konyoku, which belong on this map too.

The neighbourhood bath: noren on the street, heated water, the tub next door.

Original keeps, rebuilt towers, ruins. What you can enter, what it costs.

Theme parks, yuenchi, studios, indoor. What still opens, what it costs.

Coin lockers at stations, Haneda, Sunshine City, Tokyo Tower, Skytree Town, and other buildings across the capital.

Coin lockers in Umeda, Namba, Tennoji, at the castle, Kuromon, Universal, and other buildings in central Osaka.