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Fukushima
Peito no Yu Iwaki Health Center
A multi-purpose spa located in Obama Town, Iwaki City, Fukushima, offering a variety of baths including an open-air bath that reflects the changing seasons, a herbal bath, a tourmaline bath, and high-concentration carbonated springs. The facility also features services such as an authentic loyly sauna, stone spa, and body scrubbing, along with a dining area and relaxation spaces. Known as a bath resort where families spend an entire day, the complex also accommodates group and business use. Lodging facilities are available, supporting a wide range of uses including training camps, workshops, and banquets.
Saunas and bedrock baths have become indispensable at day-trip hot spring facilities these days. Both saunas and bedrock baths make you sweat a lot, which provides a "detox" effect by removing excess water, salt, and waste products from your body. Additionally, warming the body promotes blood circulation, which can help improve back pain, stiff shoulders, and even prevent lifestyle-related diseases. The effect on the body differs between a sauna, which warms the body quickly, and a bedrock bath, which warms it more gradually. Please choose according to your physical condition.
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北投の湯 いわき健康センター
A multi-purpose spa located in Obama Town, Iwaki City, Fukushima, offering a variety of baths including an open-air bath that reflects the changing seasons, a herbal bath, a tourmaline bath, and high-concentration carbonated springs. The facility also features services such as an authentic loyly sauna, stone spa, and body scrubbing, along with a dining area and relaxation spaces. Known as a bath resort where families spend an entire day, the complex also accommodates group and business use. Lodging facilities are available, supporting a wide range of uses including training camps, workshops, and banquets.
道の駅 ならは
This roadside station in Naraha Town, Futaba County, Fukushima, is a facility that combines the atmosphere of the modern "J Village" with Kido-juku on the Hama-kaido road. It is equipped with natural hot spring facilities, and the food court offers a wide variety of local gourmet food, with the "Naraha Kaisen Tanmen (ramen noodles with Stir-fried vegetables)" made with fresh seafood being the most recommended dish. The product hall has a wide selection of Naraha Town's specialties, and is popular as a souvenir or to enjoy local flavors at home.
