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Cool Japan Video also publishes articles about Awaji Island.
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The hot spring inn "Umiwaka no Yado" in Awaji Island City, Hyogo Prefecture, is popular on hotel and ryokan review sites and comparison sites because you can receive the best hospitality service and spend your time elegantly.
The hot spring at Kaiwaka no Yado is a hot spring that flows directly from the source called Awaji Island Natural Radium Hot Spring. It is equipped with natural rock baths, large public baths, open-air baths, saunas, etc., and is a recommended place for those who want to relax in the hot springs.
At Kaiwaka no Yado, a hot spring inn in Japan, you can also enjoy kaiseki cuisine using seasonal seafood.
Some rooms have ocean views, and the sunset seen from the inn is a must-see.
Awaji Island City is also full of sightseeing spots.
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