resorthiro

Joined Atlas Obscura in 2025

I'm fascinated by the quiet beauty of Japanese hot spring towns—especially the little details: the sound of wooden sandals on stone streets, steamy noren curtains swaying in the wind, and locals exchanging greetings in yukata. I grew up near Kinosaki Onsen and now share these soothing, hidden moments through travel writing and photography. For more details (in Japanese), I’ve been compiling guides on my long-running site, the “運命のリゾートバイトブログ” (Destiny Resort Baito Blog), where I write as Hiroshi Akiyama (秋山裕史) about Japan’s onsen, seasonal resort jobs, and local travel culture.

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Seiryudo Cave – named after Seiryu, the Azure Dragon, this cave features deep vertical columns surrounded by dense vegetation.

Toyooka, Japan

Genbudo Park

A dramatic landscape of ancient lava, carved into hexagonal columns by nature itself.

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