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Kinosaki Onsen in Full bloom

One of the most beautiful place to sightseeing during Sakura full bloom probably can’t escape Kinosaki Onsen in Kyoto prefecture. The beautiful scenery town with 8 Onsen places can be one of the nicest trip to immerse yourself in the forestry mountain and old style ryokan . You can use a ropeway hiking up to the top of the mountain with a bottle of milk coffee from a lovely local cafe up there #aprilblooms
Posted: Apr 14, 2025
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