What kind of water is recommended in Thailand? A comparison of mineral waters and how to choose one that suits Japanese people.

For those looking for recommended water in Thailand
Living in Thailand, you might find many mineral water brands lined up in supermarkets and convenience stores, leaving you wondering which one to choose.
For Japanese people in particular, the "hardness" and "drinkability" of water can make a big difference. This article explains how to choose recommended water in Thailand and clarifies the differences between mineral waters.
What types of water are sold in Thailand?
The water you can buy in Thailand can be broadly divided into three types.
・Drinking Water
・Mineral Water
・Imported Water (from Japan, Europe, etc.)
Imported water, in particular, often includes "hard water" with high hardness, which may have a different taste from Japanese water.
Soft water vs. hard water: Which is better for Japanese people?
The most important factor in choosing water is "hardness."
Soft Water
・Smooth taste
・Familiar to Japanese people
・Suitable for daily hydration
Hard Water
・Rich in minerals
・Substantial taste
・May feel heavy to some people
👉 Soft water is overwhelmingly recommended for Japanese people.
How to choose recommended water in Thailand (Important points)
When choosing water in Thailand, check the following three points:
① Hardness (as low as possible)
② Drinkability (can you drink it daily?)
③ Reliable water source
Since you drink water every day, "being able to continue effortlessly" is the most important thing.

What is "Onsensui 99," the water chosen by Japanese people?
"Onsensui 99," a natural mineral water from Japan, is gaining attention among Japanese residents in Thailand.
Characteristics of Onsensui 99
・pH: 9.9 (Alkaline)
・Hardness: 1.7 (Ultra soft water)
・Origin: Tarumizu Onsen, Kagoshima Prefecture
As these figures show, it is characterized by being extremely soft and easy to drink.
Why is Onsensui 99 easy to drink?
Onsensui 99 is characterized by its smooth drinkability, often described as having a "viscous mouthfeel."
It has properties related to the compatibility of water and oil, giving it a light feel that glides down the throat.
Therefore,
"It's a great appeal that even those who struggle to drink a lot of water can hydrate themselves naturally."
Recommended ways to use it in Thai life
Onsensui 99 can be used in various daily situations.
・Morning hydration (easy to drink even at room temperature)
・Cooking rice (results in fluffy rice)
・Tea/Coffee (brings out a clear taste)
You can recreate the same dining experience in Thailand as in Japan.
Summary: "Drinkability" is key to choosing water in Thailand
Choosing water is extremely important for life in Thailand.
For Japanese people in particular, "being soft water" is a major point.
Choosing water that you can drink effortlessly every day will make your daily life more comfortable.
👉 First, try "Onsensui 99" of Japanese quality.

