Dake Onsen

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Located on the slopes of Mt. Adatara, this is a rare "Acidic Spring" resort. The source is near the mountain peak, and the water travels approximately 8km down the mountain over a long period, which mellows the water into a high-quality bath that is gentle on the skin. The main street of the resort is lined with cherry trees, where you can enjoy footbaths and cafes in a nostalgic atmosphere. It is a famous hot spring that heals hiking fatigue and offers a warm embrace for those seeking a total detox.

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Dake Onsen Tourism Association

Dake Onsen

Address
1-16 Dake Onsen, Nihonmatsu City, Fukushima
Website
https://www.dakeonsen.or.jp/adatarayama
Operator
Dake Onsen Tourism Association

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