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Open-air bath at Sakurajima Seaside Hotel
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It is located in Sakurajima Lava Nagisa Park, with a total length of about 100m and one of the largest in Japan. You can take a rest while admiring the pervasive Nikoe Bay in front of you, or the towering Sakurajima behind you.
A hot spring facility at the foot of Sakurajima Kitadake. There are source hot water which springs from 1000m underground, as well as open-air baths, far-infrared saunas and multi-purpose hot water. A beautiful bath that becomes even more beautiful when you take a bath, a 60-year-old or older that uses a hot spring to restore body function and promote health, a welfare bath for people with physical disabilities, a welfare break room, and a family bath will also be provided. It is a hot spring that feels good to feel the energy and romance of Sakurajima with your skin. Bathing fee 100 yen on the 26th of every month.
Day-trip bathing is possible at the national dormitory Rainbow Sakurajima, which is located in a perfect location with the gentle waves of Nishie Bay and the majestic Sakurajima behind it. Magma hot springs, which spring from 1000m underground, are rich in iron and salt, and have various effects. A far infrared sauna is also provided. The adjacent Sakurajima Lava Nagisa Park also features free foot baths.
On the site of the "Kushira Naval Air Corps" at the time of World War II, cherry tree lines are maintained in the east, west, north and south about 3km, centered on the Peace Park.
Kuramoto in Yōtashima, the southernmost place in Kagoshima Prefecture floating on the 27th parallel north latitude, is Arimura Sake Brewery. Yōtōjima is a warm year-round southern islet made up of coral reef bumps, and the wares of the islands' pro-fathers are the most common of the drinking ritual "yoken devotion" to entertain guests. With a sweet scent of brown sugar and a refreshing drink, this shochu is a gift of the southern island. Slowly, I want to taste it in island time. 20 degrees (720 milliliters) 1320 yen. 35 degrees (720 milliliters) 1980 yen.
The kiln opened by potter Sachiko Yamada. "Yunnu-Aaduruyaki" means yoken red earth ware in the language of the island. It is a pottery that focuses on the island's climate, and uses the island's red soil, which contains a lot of iron, and uses the island's nature, such as red soil, sugarcane, palm, and cycads, for glaze. Hands-on experience is 2200 yen. Two times at 10 o'clock, 14 o'clock to make an appointment.
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