Takumi no Kokoro Yoshikawaya

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A historic, long-established inn located in the quiet back-parlor of Iizaka Onsen. It boasts spacious open-air baths overlooking the beautiful canyon of the Surigami River, offering a luxurious bathing experience enveloped by the sounds of nature. Its refined Japanese hospitality and delicate, colorful cuisine using Fukushima’s seasonal ingredients are highly acclaimed both in Japan and abroad. It is an inn that provides a high-quality travel experience, harmonizing traditional Ryokan charm with modern comfort.

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Takumi no Kokoro Yoshikawaya

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6 Shinyu, Yuno, Iizaka-machi, Fukushima City, Fukushima Prefecture
Website
https://yosikawaya.com/
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