Tsukubasan Edoya

Tsukubasan Edoya

Tsukubasan Edoya

Tsukuba 728, Tsukuba city, Ibaraki Prefecture
The hot spring that springs off from here is called "Soushin no yu" after the two peaks "Nantaisan" and "Nyotaisan" of Mount Tsukuba. It has a high ph value, and is also famous as "the hot water of beauty".

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