Yugawara

Yugawara is a town situated in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. As of June 1, 2012, the town had an expected populace of 26,474, and a populace thickness of 646 people for every km2. The complete region is 40.99 km2. Yugawara is situated in the far southwestern corner of the prefecture, confronting Sagami Bay on the Pacific Ocean. Yugawara has numerous onsen hot spring resorts, and the travel industry assumes a noteworthy job in the neighborhood economy. Farming and business angling assume auxiliary jobs in the nearby economy.

Furthermore, the area is near the district of Makuyama offering numerous well known game shake climbing courses, inside simple access from Tokyo. The significant piece of the nearby populace is older, as Yugawara is renowned for resorts providing food particularly to the old. The town has three open primary schools and one open center school. A prefectural secondary school was shut in 2008, and secondary school understudies presently contemplate in the neighboring city of Odawara. Yugawara offers little night amusement, however it has bowling lobbies, grocery stores, eateries and bars. Suburbia of the town give inns and condos to sightseers trying to appreciate hot spring showers, either amid excursions or on ends of the week.