Mori No Tenku Buro at Hotel Kanro no Mori
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In the quiet Annupuri Village, Mori no Tenku Buro, Hotel Kanronomori’s very own Onsen, lies quietly beside a national park, ready to give you an authentic Japanese “Ryokan” (旅館, a traditional Japanese inn) experience. Enveloped in a forest, the indoor and outdoor nitrate-filled baths tempt you to sink into a mellow state. Aside from the sulphur Onsen’s ability to treat skin disorders, diabetes, and high blood pressure, Mori No Tenku Buro’s spring water is great for keeping skin hydrated. Perfect for shy bodies and Onsen first-timers, Hotel Kanronomori has private indoor Onsen rooms that are yours (by reservation) at 50 minutes at a time—the only service of its kind in Niseko!
415 Niseko, Niseko-cho, Abuta-gun, Hokkaido, Japan
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