Nekodaki Onsen
猫啼温泉
A quiet hot spring resort in Fukushima featuring two riverside inns and legendary ties to the poet Izumi Shikibu.
What it is
- A therapeutic bathhouse site developed by local residents in Ishikawa Town.
- A simple weak radioactive cold mineral spring with water at eight degrees Celsius.
- The setting for the novel Thirteen Tombstones by author Kunio Oguri.
- A location named after a legend of a cat crying for its owner.
What to see
- Two traditional inns located along the banks of the Imade River.
- The site where a cat allegedly recovered from illness after bathing.
Getting there
- A fifteen minute walk from Iwaki-Ishikawa Station.
- A twenty minute drive from the Tamagawa Interchange.
- A forty minute drive from the Sukagawa Interchange.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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