Community currency used in Beppu hot spring resort

Community currency used in Beppu hot spring resort

A man holds "Yuro" notes of a community currency in Beppu, a popular hot spring resort in Oita Prefecture, southwestern Japan, in July 2015. The local currency, accepted at hot spring facilities, can be purchased by taking part in a free stamp rally or buying tickets for a local art festival. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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