Outdoor hot spring baths line the sides of the valley at the foot of Mt. Futamata. The open-air baths of Futamata Onsen’s ryokan are situated in a very peaceful location, surrounded by ancient forests full of beech trees – all at an altitude of 800 m. Futamata Onsen’s hot spring baths have been used for about 1200 years, and are particularly revered for the hot spring water’s healing properties.
What’s more, being close to Ouch-juku, Futamata Onsen is conveniently located for a visit during your trip to Fukushima.
| Website | https://ten-ei.net/index.aspx (Automated translation available) |
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| Contact |
Tenei Village Tourism Association |
| Best Season | All Year |
| Related info | See below for the websites of two ryokan in Futamata Onsen. Kashiwaya Ryokan: Website (Japanese) Asunaro-so Ryokan: Website (Japanese) |
| Access | Tenei Village, Iwase District, Fukushima Pref. View directions |
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| Getting there | By Car: 40 min by car from Ouchi-juku; 70 min by car from Shirakawa Station. |
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