This Japanese amusement park allows guests to swim in the red wine pool

Japan offers visitors a one-of-a-kind experience that combines modern technology, including cutting-edge items, with culture. Hakone Kowakien Yunessun is definitely something you should take into consideration if you’re seeking an enjoyable hot spring experience while visiting the country. Just be ready to enjoy yourself and welcome the strange! For those who like wine and have always wanted to swim in a pool of it, here is the place to be. Yes, we do mean business.

Unwind in an opulent red wine bath at the Hakone Kowakien Yunessun in Hakone. The red wine hot spring isn’t really a pool for drinking wine, but bathing in it is said to provide skin-beautifying benefits. The gigantic 3.6-meter-tall bottle is the focal point of the wine bath, according to the Japan National Tourism Organization. Additionally, there could be an opportunity to take in a unique wine display when staff members spritz bathers with Yunessun wine bottles.

A range of themed baths, such as ones with coffee, Japanese sake, and green tea, are also available to tourists. According to the Japan National Tourism Organization, the experience may “soothe” and “beautify” your skin.

A recent Instagram post included some sneak peeks at Hakone Kowakien Yunessun, a theme park. The YouTuber can be seen taking a green tea bath and a red wine bath in the aforementioned video. She also said that the park has water slides, which makes it an enjoyable place for parties and families to visit. The YouTuber posted the video and said that visitors may drink wine, sake, chocolate, and green tea in unusual baths that they can take while still in their swimsuits. She also noted that a very kid-friendly outdoor pool is located within a cave.

The video went viral on the internet, gaining over a million views in only a few days after it was posted. Social media users showed interest in trying out the notion after becoming enthralled with it. After visiting the theme park, some users reported having a great time, while others questioned if guests had tried the wine. A few people raised concerns about the Fish Foot Spa’s potential health risks as well as the quality of the wine and sake pools.

“Lol, I had no idea that place existed. I’ve seen that in an anime,” a person said.

Someone said, “This is very awesome! Has anybody ever sipped any sake or wine, I wonder?

“I’ve previously been here. When I visited there, they weren’t selling chocolate or sake. It was still a pleasant experience all around, however. I continued walking past the outdoor slide and reached the outdoor pool area, which offers a view of the mountains (just follow the instructions). Worth it, a user said.

One report said, “I visited there in the cold! It was an interesting encounter.

Another said, “Wow, they made my dream of swimming in wine a reality.”

A person on Instagram said, “Hey, it was a very interesting experience! I’d love to visit this location since it seems like so much fun!

Another person said, “Everything sounds amazing, but the wine bath is crazy—I’m not sure how I feel about it.”

Isn’t it a special occasion?