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Popular campsites and sauna facilities in Tottori Prefecture suddenly suspend operations

11.05.2026 20:00 1 min 1 source
news.yahoo.co.jp JPN
Popular campsites and sauna facilities in Tottori Prefecture suddenly suspend operations
Original source: Yahoo!ニュース

A company operating municipal campsites in Nanbu and Kotoura towns, Tottori Prefecture, ceased business after Golden Week due to financial troubles of the owner's other company. The Ikko-daira campsite and its Finnish sauna, which attracted nearly 2,000 users in fiscal 2023, are closed indefinitely. Local authorities expressed surprise and are working to resume services quickly.

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Popular campsites and sauna facilities in Tottori Prefecture suddenly suspend operations

11.05.2026 news.yahoo.co.jp JPN Original source

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