Yukotan no Mori

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An "Inn in the Forest" for healing in great nature. Yukotan no Mori is where the natural environment—including trees, flowers, and animals nurtured by clear water and air—merges with abundant hot spring water and a tranquil lodge. The "Mori no Yu" (Forest Bath) is our pride, offering high-quality hot spring water and the warmth of wood to relax both body and mind. From the guests-only observation bath, "Ten no Yu" (Heaven's Bath), you can enjoy the magnificent view of the southern foothills of Mount Iwate.

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Shizukuishi Tourist Association

Yukotan no Mori

Address
3-6 Nekozawa, Nagayama, Shizukuishi-chō, Iwate
Website
https://www.yu-kotan.jp/
Operator
Yukotan No Mori

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