A winter haven, **Kosuge no Yu** offers a refreshing experience with the crisp scent of yuzu in the bath, while the highly alkaline hot spring leaves your skin silky smooth. The facility also features a cozy kotatsu room and a reading space, perfect for ultimate relaxation!

"Yuppo no Sato" in Nasu-Shiobara is a relaxing spot featuring Japan’s largest footbath corridor, stretching 60 meters! With warm and hot baths, foot reflexology, and even drinkable hot spring water, it's full of health-boosting experiences. Refresh your mind and body surrounded by nature!

**Kotaro-no-Fuchi: A Scenic Escape Along the Houki River Gorge** Kotaro-no-Fuchi offers breathtaking views of the Houki River Gorge, a serene spot surrounded by nature. At **Kotaro Chaya**, indulge in handmade kusa dango (mugwort dumplings) and exquisite soba noodles for a truly extraordinary experience. A perfect getaway to savor the beauty of nature and delicious, local flavors!

Enjoy a luxurious stay at *Takimi no Yado Yutorelo Nasu-Shiobara*! Relax in the open-air bath while gazing at the waterfall and savor a delicious self-cooked dinner. With a spacious 3LDK layout, you’re guaranteed a comfortable and rejuvenating stay.

Experience a mini-pilgrimage and Yakuyoke blessing at Kawasaki Daishi! Enjoy the feeling of a Shikoku 88 Temple Pilgrimage while easily refreshing your mind and body at this recommended spot.

Gen-zan Cave is a stalactite cave located in Nasushiobara. It’s a place where you can immerse yourself in Genji history while enjoying an extraordinary experience. The exhibition room also features fossils and ancient coins!

Shiobara Hachiman Shrine is a healing power spot that’s especially enchanting on rainy days. Known for its Reversed Cedar and Dragon Water Basin, it’s a hidden gem in Nasushiobara.

A Rainy Day Adventure: Experience the Power and Serenity of Ryuka Falls! Refresh your mind and body at this legendary waterfall.

Enjoy the breathtaking views of the Shiobara Gorge from the Momijidani Suspension Bridge, the largest in Honshu! With its “Lovers’ Sanctuary” and charming monuments, it’s a perfect spot to visit—even on a rainy day.