Sanso Tensui

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Sansou Tensui is an exceptionally sophisticated and prestigious luxury hot spring resort ryokan inn, tucked away quietly along a beautiful mountain stream embraced by the rich great nature of Amagase Town, Hita City. Surrounded by the deep forest's silence, only the peaceful stream murmur and wild birds' singing echo through the vast site, letting travelers feel completely step away from urban business and city speed from the moment you enter. The majestic open-air baths overlooking seasonal natural colors hold the highest quality "waters for beautiful skin" bubbling up constantly, gently melting away travel fatigue from the deep core. Tasting prestigious Japanese course meals crafted luxuriously with fresh local ingredients by artisans promises a supreme wellness stay to enrich your mind.

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天ヶ瀬温泉～山荘天水

Sanso Tensui

【九州・大分ゴルフ旅】山荘天水（日田市）

Oita Tourism Federation

Sanso Tensui

Address: 601 Amagasemachi Sakurataka, Hita City, Oita Prefecture
Website: http://www.tensui.net/
Operator: Sanso Tensui

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