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CUBE6 trailer hotel in Oarai offers free access to Shiosai-no-Yu hot springs

06.08.2026 21:29 1 min 1 source РУС
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CUBE6 trailer hotel in Oarai offers free access to Shiosai-no-Yu hot springs
Original source: Yahoo!ニュース

In Oarai, Ibaraki Prefecture, the unmanned trailer hotel CUBE6, operated by the day-use hot spring facility Shiosai-no-Yu, has opened. Each of the six rooms features Simmons mattresses, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and amenities. Guests receive free entry to the hot spring and sauna, which overlook the Pacific Ocean. Rates are 8,000 yen per person and 13,000 yen for two per night.

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CUBE6 trailer hotel in Oarai offers free access to Shiosai-no-Yu hot springs

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