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Satsuma Town is a town where forests and hot springs speak to you.The sacred water of Shio Onsen and the tranquility of the bamboo forest soothe people's hearts.The circulation of nature and the cu...

Satsumasendai, a town of rivers and prayers.In this land where ancient myths and abundant water live,The ``memory of prayer'' that people have lived in harmony with nature remains.Nitta Shrine, Iri...

Ichikikushikino City, Kagoshima Prefecture is a city where gold mines and the sea meet.In this place where "prayers" that live in history and rich nature are in harmony,Follow the story of “water a...

Why ONSENSUI99 is Chosen | Why is it Easy to Drink Despite Being Alkaline Mineral Water?
Why is alkaline mineral water easy to drink? We explain the secret behind ONSENSUI99's ultra-soft water (hardness 1.7) and gentle taste.

Water and faith in Thailand—the “purity” that hot spring water 99 wants to convey
Thailand's "faith in water" is a culture that supports people's lives and prayers.The spirit of water, which symbolizes purity, resonates deeply with the philosophy of Onsen Water 99.

Thailand, the capital of water—“Moisturized life” and hot spring water at the floating market 99
Living with water: This idea is at the root of the lives of Thai people.It is deeply connected to the "living in harmony with nature" that Hot Spring Water 99 values.

Phuket's "healing water"—the moment when a tropical paradise and hot spring water 99 overlap
The emerald green sea, the colorful cityscape, and the peaceful times of the tropical land - the "water culture" that lives on in the nature and people's lives of Phuket. We will explore the origin...

Does water hardness change the taste? We'll explain the difference between soft and hard water and their effects on drinks and food.

The habit of “hot spring water 99” to create daily beauty
``Hot Spring Water 99'' is a natural alkaline ionized water that is chosen as ``drinkable skin care''.Just by changing the water you drink every day, you can feel lighter in body and mind.
