Hot Springs in Japan

It is getting chilly these days in Japan. When Autumn is here and  has come, we often talk about hot springs,  – like, “It would be So nice to be soaking in the hot springs and admire the falling leaves of fallautumn leaves! I want to have Must have some days off and go relaxe there!”

In this case, “Hot springs” here means “open-air bath”.  Yes, for Japanese, the location of the bath is a very important matter. If you just wanted to wash your body, the location doesn’t matter at all. But is of no paramount importance but to refresh and relax ourselves we need a bath "pool" with a view to enjoy.that we can soak and enjoy a view from there.
It would be much better if it is snow season The best time is soaking ourselves in hot water while enjoying the snowfall.  A most invigorating and happy time. …we soak into nice and hot water and enjoy beautiful white snow falling on us, and realize how happy we are.
Only one problem is: we have to soak in hot water and warm our body enough for a long time, otherwise we suffer from ice-cold air when we go out.
It is a torture by the time we put on clothes! We have to get our body hot enough to withstand the cold when we get out.  However, by the time we had our clothes on, we will be shivering from the cold!