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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.
Day trip bathing facilities come in various forms, such as public baths, super public baths, and spas. A sento is a type of public bath, with bathing fees determined by each prefecture. A super sento is larger and offers more entertainment than a traditional sento, often with attached dining and entertainment facilities. Spas provide not only bathing but also services and amenities aimed at relaxation and health, such as aromatherapy and massage. Each has its own unique appeal, different from hot springs where you can enjoy the benefits of various water qualities.
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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.
