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Kokonoe Yume Bridge
Among the largest pedestrian-only bridges in Japan, at 173 metres high.
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Sujiya Onsen Utaseyu
A public bathhouse at Sujiyu Onsen in Kokonoe, known for water that falls on the bather from high above.
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Ryumon Onsen
A hot spring in Kokonoe. Located beside Ryumon Falls, which drops in two tiers, it is a new spring that opened around Showa 50 (1975).
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Yutsubo Onsen
A small hot spring area on the upper reaches of the Kusu River. Farmers began running guesthouses in the Showa 50s (1975 to 1984), and nearly 20 now cluster here.
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Ryumon Falls
A waterfall in Kokonoe that falls in two stages, with sliding over the rock above it in summer.
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Shukubo Hanashinobu
An inn in Yutsubo, Kokonoe. It has a private open-air bath converted from a storehouse, with a tub laid with Towada stone.
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Meisui no Yado Hojuya
A long-established ryokan in Sujiyu, Kokonoe. Founded in the Meiji era, it calls itself an inn of fine water.
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Yukyu Shiki no Yado Kokonoe Yuyutei
An inn in Yutsubo, Kokonoe. It has two large baths with open-air baths in a garden and is of a size that can take groups.