Harajo Onsen Masago

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Situated at a superb location immediately in front of the World Cultural Heritage "Hara Castle Ruins," looking out over the beautiful Ariake Sea, the healing bathhouse "Harajo Onsen Masago." Soaking within the hot springs abundantly welling up while viewing the expansive ocean vistas, listening to the wave sounds, and gazing at the silhouettes of Amakusa's islands through the windows is a blissful moment that gently and thoroughly dissolves travel fatigue and daily stress from the core of your mind and body. After pondering the profound prayers of ancestors while strolling through historic Hara Castle Ruins, surrendering your mind and body to this warm water, a blessing from Earth, deeply purifies you, delivering an ultimate, soul-rejuvenating refresh. It is a luxurious retreat to experience elemental embrace with all five senses.

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原城温泉真砂｜長崎と天草地方の潜伏キリシタン関連遺産｜世界文化遺産原城跡｜南島原市南有馬町

原城温泉真砂｜長崎と天草地方の潜伏キリシタン関連遺産｜世界文化遺産原城跡｜南島原市南有馬町

Minamishimabara Himawari Tourism Association

Harajo Onsen Masago

Address
133 Minamiarimacho, Minamishimabara City, Nagasaki Prefecture
Website
https://harajoumasago.jp/
Operator
Harajo Onsen Masago

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