Overview
A hot-spring facility in Tamana on high ground among mandarin groves, looking out to the Ariake Sea.
About this place
A hot spring facility in Kumamoto Prefecture on a hill surrounded by mikan orchards. From the large bath and open-air bath you can see the Ariake Sea and Mt. Unzen Fugen. The water is an alkaline simple spring, with benefits said to include neuralgia, muscle pain and joint pain. The attached facilities include an exhibition hall for relics of the honorary citizen Ryu Chishu and the novel Kusamakura, a dining area and a direct-sales shop for local specialties.
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