Miorine no Yado Sansuiso

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A representative inn of Tsuchiyu Onsen, boasting a spectacular view of the dynamic Arakawa Falls. With diverse styles of natural hot springs, including a massive two-tier public bath and open-air baths that put the waterfall right before your eyes, you can enjoy the water in many ways. The spacious interior is immaculate, and the luxurious cuisine using mountain and sea treasures from Fukushima is popular. It is a luxury hot spring resort for a stay that heals the five senses to the background music of the flowing river.

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Tsuchiyu Onsen Tourism Association

Miorine no Yado Sansuiso

Address: 55 Aburahata, Tsuchiyu Onsen Town, Fukushima City, Fukushima
Website: http://www.sansuiso.jp/
Operator: Miorine no Yado Sansuiso

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Tsuchiyu Onsen

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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Lake Menuma

A mysterious lake surrounded by deep forests, revealed after a short climb from the Tsuchiyu Onsen streets. Untouched nature remains, with the colors of spring azaleas, summer greenery, and autumn foliage reflecting on the mirror-like surface. In recent years, water activities such as SUP and kayaking have become popular, allowing for a unique experience of the great outdoors from the quiet lake surface. It is a perfect hidden spot for those who want to experience nature actively away from the bustle of the resort streets.

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