Izuruhara Bentenike Pond

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This pristine spring-fed pond is ranked among the "100 Exquisite Waters of Japan" and boasts some of the highest transparency in the country. Surrounded by a lush broadleaf forest, tens of thousands of tons of crystal-clear water gush forth daily, creating a mysterious, sapphire-blue pool. Filled with negative ions and refreshingly cool even in summer, it is a sacred sanctuary for healing and spiritual renewal.

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Sano City Isoyama Benzaiten Tourism Association

Izuruhara Bentenike Pond

Address
1117 Izuruhara-cho, Sano City, Tochigi Prefecture
Website
https://isoyamabenzaiten.com/bentenike.html
Operator
Sano City Isoyama Benzaiten Tourism Association

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