Pets enjoy hot spring

Pets enjoy hot spring

SHIRAHAMA, Japan - Hotel guests and their pets enjoy a special pets' hot spring at a hotel in Shirahama, Wakayama Prefecture. The hotel has accepted pets in 'pet rooms' since five years ago.

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