[Fukushima] Spa Resort Hawaiians: A spa resort the size of six Tokyo Domes

Spa Resort Hawaiians is a tourist facility located in Iwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture.
The facility has a variety of facilities, including a large pool, hot springs, and restaurants.

The size of six Tokyo Domes?

The main facility of Spa Resort Hawaiians is divided into Water Park, Spring Park, Spa Garden Pareo, and Edo Jowa Yoichi, and is said to be the size of six Tokyo Domes.
The main facility is designed to resemble perpetual summer, so you can feel like you're in a tropical paradise.

Water Park

The water park has three different sized pools.
Children can play in the small pool, and adults can play in the large pool.
The facility also has a water slide, so families can slide down it together or with friends.
Even children who are afraid of heights can slide down it with the family.

Spring Park

This facility is equipped with a heated pool and sauna, and is especially geared towards adults.
You can relax in the warm pool or sweat it out in the sauna.
It's great for those who are lacking exercise or are feeling tired.

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This facility has hot springs and saunas, so you can soothe your tired body.
For example, if you get chilled at the water park, you can warm up in the hot springs.
This facility is especially popular with the elderly, and many of them come here to relieve their daily fatigue.
It is more of a facility for adults.

Hula Girl Show

If you come to Spa Resort Hawaiians, you should definitely see the "Hula Girl Show."
This is a hula dance performed by professional hula girls, and you can enjoy and dance along with them.
It's sure to be a memory that will last a lifetime.

They also perform a dance called fire dancing, which is very impressive.
If you don't know much about hula dancing, I recommend watching the movie "Hula Girls."
After watching it, you might want to go to Hawaiians!

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