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Oishi Gakko
Oishi Gakko is an old Japanese elementary school that has now been turned into a nostalgic resort. The facility features a B&B, a place where you can eat "Kyush
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- 3058 Shimotsugane Sutama-cho
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- +81 551-20-7300
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Multipurpose venue set in a former elementary school and housing various tenants including an onsen (hot springs), B&B, school cafeteria restaurant, bakery school, farmers' market and Italian restaurant among others.
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