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Gunma
Flower Station Katashina: Hanasaku-no-Yu
Surrounded by nature, this day-use hot spring facility features an open-air bath overlooking Mount Sukai, as well as a bedrock bath and sauna for unhurried relaxation. The on-site restaurant serves dishes prepared with generous amounts of ingredients from Katashina Village. "Hotaka no Megumi Water," one of the "Oze no Sato Katashina Springs" selected among the "100 Remarkable Waters of the Heisei Era," flows within the grounds and draws many visitors from both inside and outside the prefecture to collect it.
Hot springs soothe the fatigue that accumulates from a busy day. Japanese people have been familiar with hot springs since ancient times to refresh their mind and body. Based on the wisdom of our predecessors, hot springs have a wide variety of effects. That's why hot springs have always been so popular. The way you enjoy it is up to you, whether it's a natural hot spring bath, a bedrock bath, or a sauna. The feeling of listening to the rain and soaking in a bathtub is the feeling of a poet. Enjoying our signature dishes after taking a bath is sure to soothe your soul.
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花の駅・片品 花咲の湯
Surrounded by nature, this day-use hot spring facility features an open-air bath overlooking Mount Sukai, as well as a bedrock bath and sauna for unhurried relaxation. The on-site restaurant serves dishes prepared with generous amounts of ingredients from Katashina Village. "Hotaka no Megumi Water," one of the "Oze no Sato Katashina Springs" selected among the "100 Remarkable Waters of the Heisei Era," flows within the grounds and draws many visitors from both inside and outside the prefecture to collect it.
