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A hot-spring facility in Jinsekikogen, with an open-air bath among the trees.
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A forest health land in Jinsekikogen. It has 9 kinds of baths including an open-air bath, serves meals such as kaiseki cuisine, and also offers lodging. On the grounds are a natural-turf ground golf course and Koshinji, where you can try sutra copying and take walks. The bathing fee is 1,000 yen for adults (bring your own towel) and 530 yen for children.
Source dive-hiroshima.com ↗Verification notes
Nearby, the giant cedars and shrine forest of "Chichiginono Seiryu Shrine" are designated natural monuments of the town. The "Water of Longevity" is associated with Kobo Daishi, and many people come from far away to draw it. Please do stop by.
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