Tsuchiyu Onsen

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Stretched along the Araka River valley, this hot spring resort is famous as a producer of "Kokeshi," a traditional Japanese craft. It has flourished as a therapeutic bath site since ancient times and has recently gained attention for eco-friendly town planning using geothermal power. The streets are dotted with footbaths and cafes, and searching for cute kokeshi statues is a fun part of the stroll. It is a warm, nostalgic place to refresh after a mountain hike or to explore Japanese handicrafts.

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Tsuchiyu Onsen

Address
1 Kaminomachi, Tsuchiyu Onsen Town, Fukushima City, Fukushima
Website
https://www.tcy.jp/
Operator
Tsuchiyu Onsen Tourism Association

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