A hot spring inn.

Hiroichi Muranishi, who is in his 50s, is enjoying a back-rubbing service for a woman who has lost her foot in need of help.

He is already fifty-two, and his hair is already a little gray.

But his energy is okay.

In Japan, the hot spring culture is famous.

Every year, more than 120 million people visit the hot springs.

This shows how much Japanese people love hot springs.

The benefits of soaking in hot springs

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