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Category Archives: hot springs
KIRIN NUDA (Japanese refreshment?)
… It’s quite interesting that my last post was written on the other side of the Pacific Ocean and I am again dreaming of visiting natural hot springs. So I am in Tokyo now, it rains not less than during … Continue reading
Posted in hot springs, Izu, Japan, Kirin Nuda, naturism, nudity, nudity at home, onsen, public nudity
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in Oregon now
I am in Portland now, and the weather is dreadful! I thought of going biking+camping on the weekend to visit natural hot springs (they are especially tempting in such weather), but it’s probably to cold to sleep in a tent … Continue reading
Posted in hot springs, naked, naturism, nude, nudist, Oregon, skinny dipping, USA
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Naturism in Japan? oh yes, try hot springs next to refreshing waterfalls!
日本語 How about swimming in naturally hot springs – onsens – and then swap to the refreshing water in a waterfall all surrounded by dense subtropical forest? Not only onsens are naturally warm but also naturally rich in different minerals, … Continue reading

