Tsuetate Onsen is a hot spring town with a lot of character. It doesn't have much of the commercialized hustle and bustle, and walking through the streets, you can really feel the old-town atmosphere. Strolling along the river, seeing the traditional inns on both sides and the hot spring steam rising, it truly feels like a Japanese hot spring town. The pace here is very relaxed, making it perfect for slowing down, exploring, soaking in the hot springs, and enjoying the tranquility of the mountains. Although the area isn't large, every corner has its own character. It's a relaxing little place that's worth spending time at.
Tsuetate Onsen | Review by KEIKO
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