Tamagawa Onsen

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A famous hot spring in Akita Prefecture known for its highly acidic waters and natural steam vents, surrounded by the scenic beauty of Towada-Hachimantai National Park.

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Natural Beauty AKITA -玉川温泉-

Natural Beauty AKITA -玉川温泉-

Akita Prefecture

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温泉♨時間（おんたいむ）

Tazawako Kakunodate Tourist Association

Tamagawa Hot Spring / Akita in Autumn

Tamagawa Hot Spring / Akita in Autumn

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Natural Beauty AKITA -玉川温泉-

Natural Beauty AKITA -玉川温泉-

Akita Prefecture

Tamagawa Onsen

Address
Shibukurozawa, Tamagawa, Tazawako, Semboku-shi, Akita
Website
https://www.tamagawa-onsen.jp/
Operator
Tamagawa Onsen

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