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A view of the onsen baths at the hotel Notoraku, located within Noto Peninsula's most prominent hot springs resort area, Wakura Onsen.
ST PHOTO: WALTER SIM
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NOTO PENINSULA – Soaking in the mineral-rich onsen hot spring water, I let out an involuntary sigh of bliss as the knots in my body loosen after a day of travel.
Visiting an onsen is a favourite pastime for many, including myself, given how the water boasts restorative qualities that heal the mind and body.
