Unique hot springs
 

Ever heard of a coffee hot spring? A green tea hot spring? A wine hot spring? A ramen hot spring? These apparently exist in Japan.

http://en.ilovecoffee.jp/posts/view/38

All I can say is why?

Green tea is good but I don't want to bathe in it.

I don't see the wine going well drink to much accidently and well I'm sure that things will end well.

Call me when they fill one up with Mountain Dew.

Th only one that doesn't make you smell like an addict, drunk, or lard is the tea XD

The coffee one actually could be beneficial, since caffeine can be soaked in by the skin. I'm sure the coffee spa is actually fairly energizing due to that fact.

A hot spring of coffee...? My dream has finally come true. :'D

I want one of these installed in my house :p

Why does Japan get all the cool stuff? :cry:

I'd like to try the tea hot spring xD

I'll take a normal bath and drink some tea afterward, thanks.

Ew. What if someone urinates in the spring or something. eghhhhh I hope no one attempts at drinking those.

Mmmm..... Ramen bath~

I think I'd rather ingest my favorite liquids instead rather than sit in them where hundreds more have sat in before. I think I'd feel rather icky after a Tea or Ramen Noodle dip anyways thus requiring an actual bath with CLEAN WATERRR. So I don't see me doing anything like that even if it were to exist here or something.

Lucas and co. would love this.

I'd actually want to try that tea hot spring, it sounds relaxing. Strange, possibly unsanitary, but relaxing. But I'll really be interested once they get one with orange soda~

Soda bath? No thanks. I don't want to know how stick you would feel after that. The coffee and even the tea could be dangerous with the skins absorption of caffeine, at high amount the stuff can kill you.

I personally wouldn't want to bath in any of them. Especially the ramen bath since I end up smelling like food and covered with oil. Not to mention I would lose my appetite after seeing people peeing and bathing with ramen noodles.

What other weird stuff in Japan they have that no other country does?

I actually wouldn't mind relaxing in any of these. Especially the wine and coffee ones.