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Keiunkan Ryokan in Yamanashi traces its origins to 705 AD and was named Guinness’ oldest hot spring inn

Keiunkan, a ryokan in southwestern Yamanashi Prefecture, says its history dates back to 705 AD, spanning over 1,300 years. In 2011, it received a Guinness World Records recognition as the world’s oldest hot spring inn.

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Keiunkan, a ryokan in southwestern Yamanashi Prefecture, has roots stretching back to 705 AD - over 1,300 years. It earned the title of 'world's oldest hot spring inn' from Guinness World Records in 2011.
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Keiunkan Ryokan in Yamanashi traces its origins to 705 AD and was named Guinness’ oldest hot spring inn

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Keiunkan, a ryokan in southwestern Yamanashi Prefecture, has roots stretching back to 705 AD - over 1,300 years. It earned the title of 'world's oldest hot spring inn' from Guinness World Records in 2011.

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