Enjoy life and relax in Nikko! Here! At Kinugawa Onsen!

Kanto Food

2017.09.08

Our video on Kinugawa Onsen!

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(EN)https://goo.gl/e7WR6U
(JP)https://goo.gl/wzggnk

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Name	Kinugawa Park Hotels
Address	1409 Ohara Kinugawa-onsen, Nikko-shi, Tochigi, Japan
Tel	081-288-77-1289
Website	http://www.park-hotels.com/english/

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