Awazu Onsen Kitahachi

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Awazu Onsen Kitahachi has a long history and is dedicated to providing the most authentic Japanese hot spring enjoyment, where you can experience the unique moisturizing hot springs of Awazu Onsen and a pure Japanese nostalgic atmosphere.

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【あわづ温泉　喜多八】石川県小松市

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Awazu Onsen Kitahachi

Address: He-13, Inokuchi-machi, Komatsu-shi, Ishikawa
Website: http://www.kitahachi.com/
Operator: Awazu Onsen Kitahachi

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