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Tokushima
A hot spring inn located along the Iya Valley and surrounded by a rich virgin forest. You can relax while looking out at the refreshing nature in the large public bath with large glass windows and the open-air bath with a rustic feel. A bath made of Awa blue stone is filled with thick hydrogen carbonate spring water that feels good on the skin. The large public bath is also equipped with a bubble bath, jet bath, lying bath, mugwort medicinal bath, and salt sauna. After warming up, enjoy local cuisine made with ingredients unique to this area, such as Iya soba, river fish candy, and Awao chicken at a Japanese restaurant with a hearth table.
If you are a family with small children or want to enjoy the hot springs without having to bathe in the water, we recommend staying in a room with an open-air bath. Additionally, if you are staying at an inn that has private baths or family baths in addition to the large public bath, you can enjoy a variety of baths without having to worry about other people watching you. If the situation is important to you, there are other options such as a hot spring in the mountains where you can bathe under a sky full of stars, an open-air bath overlooking the ocean, or an inn with a snowy bath. It looks like it will be an unforgettable memory.
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祖谷渓温泉 ホテル秘境の湯
A hot spring inn located along the Iya Valley and surrounded by a rich virgin forest. You can relax while looking out at the refreshing nature in the large public bath with large glass windows and the open-air bath with a rustic feel. A bath made of Awa blue stone is filled with thick hydrogen carbonate spring water that feels good on the skin. The large public bath is also equipped with a bubble bath, jet bath, lying bath, mugwort medicinal bath, and salt sauna. After warming up, enjoy local cuisine made with ingredients unique to this area, such as Iya soba, river fish candy, and Awao chicken at a Japanese restaurant with a hearth table.
