Hot spring project in Kobe

Hot spring project in Kobe

KOBE, Japan - A March 11, 2013, photo shows JR Sannomiya Station and Sannomiya Terminal Building in Kobe, western Japan. West Japan Railway Co. reportedly plans to dig a hot spring to build a spa facility as part of the redevelopment plan for the building.

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