Love Onsen? In Japan, it is everywhere, even at train stations where you can dip just your feet into hot spring water for a bath that is both relaxing and good for your health by improving blood circulation. But do you know there is a "Dry Onsen"? It is called Ganbanyoku originated from Akita Tamagawa Onsen. As its Onsen is too extreme with 93'C and pH1.9, it is not possible to dip inside the water. However, they enjoy a heated ground, filled with Hokutolite instead. Just lie on the ground and you can enjoy a good Ganbanyoku. But Ganbanyoku is hard to come by outside of Tamagawa Onsen, let alone Japan because it is a type of natural occurrence with natural resources. But what if you can actually bring the resources here, right now (not referring to the door Doraemon uses)? Ashi-On-Yoku (足温浴) by Rakuto Co., Ltd. has Dry Foot Bath to offer. Thanks to the heated stones, not just ordinary stones, but two types; one layer of Hokutolite from Tamagawa Onsen and another layer of Nachi stone. Feeling tired and want a break to relax? Now you and your friends can enjoy the sensation of an Onsen break anywhere such as offices, malls and elderly homes without worries of getting your feet wet.