Ryokan Higenoie

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Surrounded by the beautiful nature of Takayu Onsen, this is a quiet inn where care is evident in every room. In the famous private open-air bath, you can have the bluish-white free-flowing water all to yourself, allowing for a luxurious time with loved ones. The inn is also highly regarded for its food; the delicate kaiseki cuisine using seasonal Fukushima ingredients is a delight for both the eyes and the palate. It is an ideal adult retreat for high-quality springs, exquisite food, and meticulous service.

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Takayu Onsen Tourism Association

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Takayu Onsen Tourism Association

高湯温泉 ひげの家 露天風呂

高湯温泉 ひげの家 露天風呂

Takayu Onsen Tourism Association

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高湯温泉 ひげの家 露天風呂付き部屋

Takayu Onsen Tourism Association

Ryokan Higenoie

Address
15-1 Takayu, Machiniwasaka, Fukushima City, Fukushima
Website
https://www.higenoie.jp/
Operator
Ryokan Higenoie

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