Awara Onsen
芦原温泉
A historic hot spring resort in Fukui known for its diverse water sources and status as one of Japan's top landscapes.
What it is
- A hot spring resort founded in 1883 after water was discovered in an irrigation well.
- Known as the inner parlor of the Kansai region with seventy-four separate hot spring sources.
- A designated site on the list of Japan's Top 100 Landscapes.
- A city-managed resort where certified facilities display official quality marks.
What to see
- The Kaitokei inn where Emperor Showa stayed during a visit in 1947.
- Saintopia Awara which serves as a public bathhouse established by the city.
- Hot spring facilities offering water temperatures ranging from 33.5 to 77.5 degrees Celsius.
Getting there
- Accessible via the Awara-Yunomachi Station on the Echizen Railway line.
- Located a forty-minute bus ride away from the scenic Tojinbo cliffs.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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