Hot spring water scandal sparks call for regulation

Hot spring water scandal sparks call for regulation

AZUMI, Japan - A public open-air bath where water with spa powder added had been used lies empty and its operation is suspended in the Shirahone Spa area in the village of Azumi, Nagano Prefecture, on July 16.

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