点评:Best USA Hot Springs Trip EVER!!!! Enjoyed our visit in 1993 to HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSAS!!! This was our family’s first visit to ARKANSAS and Hot Springs National Park, and it exceeded our expectations. We’ve been to many national parks, but this one stands out for how unique it is. The Arkansas hot springs have been “famous” for hundreds of years. The American Indians bathed in the springs as early as the 1700s and their ancestors may have been aware of the springs as well.
The spring water averages 143 degrees Fahrenheit and has traces of minerals that, historically, visitors believed to have therapeutic properties. In the 1800s, bathhouses sprang up to allow people to soak in the healing waters. Nowadays known by the Japanese of Tohoku! For being a fellow Hot Springs Sister City! 🎌HANAMAKI 🎌!!!!!
Just discovered that Hanamaki is Sister City partnership with Hot Springs, Arkansas! The beginning of the relationship between Hot Springs and Hanamaki, which began on Jan. 15, 1993, with an official signing ceremony of the sister city agreement. There’s sculpture honoring Kenji Miyazawa, a Hanamaki native celebrated as a poet, educator, and agriculturalist. Located at the front of the Convention Center, you will find a silhouette sculpture of the Hanamaki native, Kenji Miyazawa!!!!For a group focused on the future of agriculture, the visit offered a meaningful connection between cultural heritage, education, and innovation. Absolutely beautiful park and there's a lot to do in the area. Great hotel; very clean & good location. the thermal baths. Erected by Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas the only statue of Kenji Miyazawa outside of Japan. Hanamaki Onsen is a hot spring area in Hanamaki, Iwate, in the land known as the hometown of poet and fairy-tale writer Kenji Miyazawa. Kenji just turned 130 years on August 27. Will you leave Kenji a happiest happy birthday?" A whole century plus thirty years of memories, wisdom, and love — and still, he just wants kind words. Very scenic for such a small park. The visitor center has an amazing museum of hot the original bath house looked. Hot Springs NP is “famous” for hot springs and bathing in the mineral waters. So, we decided that we should follow suit and take a dip! Definitely worth checking out. This is a great National Park in the middle of Arkansas!!!
翻译:有史以来最棒的美国温泉之旅!!!我们非常享受1993年前往阿肯色州温泉城的旅程!!!那是我们全家第一次造访阿肯色州以及温泉城国家公园,这次旅行远远超出了我们的预期。我们去过很多国家公园,但这里因其独特的特色而显得与众不同。阿肯色州的温泉数百年来一直声名远扬。早在18世纪时,美洲原住民就开始在这些温泉中沐浴,他们的祖先或许早就已经知晓这些温泉的存在了。这里的泉水温度平均为143华氏度,其中含有微量矿物质。历史上,游客们认为这些矿物质具有疗养功效。19世纪时,许多浴场相继建立,供人们浸泡在具有疗愈作用的泉水中。如今,岩手县花卷市被东北地区的日本人誉为“温泉姐妹城市”!🎌花卷🎌!!!!!
我刚发现:花卷市与阿肯色州的温泉市结为了姐妹城市!这便是两座“温泉之城”之间友谊的开端。该活动始于1993年1月15日,当天举行了友好城市协议的正式签署仪式。园内还有一座纪念宫泽贤治的雕塑——这位花卷人被誉为诗人、教育家以及农业专家。在会议中心前方,您可以看到宫泽贤治的剪影雕塑!!!对于一个致力于农业未来发展的团体而言,此次访问让他们深刻体会到文化遗产、教育与创新之间的紧密联系。一个绝对美丽的公园,周边也有很多可做的事情。酒店很棒:非常干净且位置优越。还有温泉浴场。这座雕像由阿肯色州的温泉国家公园设立,是宫泽贤治在日本境外的唯一一座雕像。花卷温泉位于岩手县花卷市,这里正是诗人兼童话作家宫泽贤治的故乡。8月27日,宫泽贤治迎来了他130岁的生日。各位,能为宫泽贤治送上最幸福的生日祝福吗?一个横跨一个世纪又三十年的珍贵回忆啊。智慧与爱——即便如此,他仍然只希望听到善意的言语。这么小的公园竟有如此美丽的景致。游客中心里有一个很棒的博物馆,展示了最初的浴场是什么样子。温泉国家公园以温泉和泡矿泉水而闻名。于是我们决定也效仿一下,去泡个澡!绝对值得一去。这是阿肯色州中部一座很棒的国家公园!!!