英語訳
[Same therapeutic effects as above]
Yama District [Location/Abbreviation] Atsushio: Located in Atsushio Village, about seven ri northwest of Wakamatsu, approximately four and a half ri southwest of Ōshio Village, and two ri from Kitakata Village. There are three springs, and the spring water has a salty taste, containing seven monme of salt per one shō of water, with a reddish color due to iron rust. Effective for apoplexy, beriberi, headaches, etc. Temperature is 200 degrees, with two bathhouses, and approximately 6,000 people bathe annually.
Same [Location/Abbreviation] Ōhata-yu: Located in the same village, temperature 85 degrees, with over 2,000 annual bathers.
Same [Location/Abbreviation] Numajiri: Located on Mount Azuma in Shirakijo Village, contains salt. Effective for hernia pain, fluid retention, phlegmatic asthma, abdominal masses, eye diseases, etc. Temperature 212 degrees, one bathhouse, approximately 3,000 annual bathers.
Same [Location/Abbreviation] Yokomuko: Located in the depths of Takamori Hut in Sukawa-no Village, or in Wakamiya Village. The spring water is clear and transparent. Effective for apoplexy, beriberi, cuts, bruises, eye diseases, etc. Upper bath: temperature 60 degrees with sulfurous spring quality. Lower bath: 80 degrees with the same spring quality.
Same [Location/Abbreviation] Kawakami-yu: Located on the west bank of Hibara River, north of Iwase Village or Shibutani Village Yumoto section. Difficult to bathe in autumn and winter due to coldness. Effective for scabies, light, temperature 55 degrees.
Same [Location/Abbreviation] Bandai Lower Bath: Temperature 90 degrees, located about two ri from Ōdera Village on the mid-slope of Mount Bandai. Spring taste is sweet and sour, effective for headaches, abdominal masses, eye diseases, etc. New bath: temperature 100 degrees with same spring quality and therapeutic effects.
Same [Location] Nitchū: Located in Ōhata, Nitchū Village, cold spring effective for cuts.
Same [Miscellaneous] Ōshio: Located on the right bank of the central river in Ōshio Village, approximately 1,400 feet above sea level, about five and a half ri northeast of Wakamatsu. Very salty, effective for scabies. Two locations: type A at 100 degrees, type B at 102 degrees. Water is reddish-brown and turbid. Daily output exceeds ten koku. Salt was manufactured from this spring water until around Meiji 8 (1875).
Same [Location/Abbreviation] Oshitate-yu: Temperature 45 degrees, sweet and sour taste.
Same [Location/Abbreviation] Nishikubo-yu: 35 degrees, sweet and sour taste.
Iwase District [Location/Abbreviation] Yumoto: Located in Yumoto Village. Spring quality is clear and odorless, contains salt with slight astringent taste. Temperature 120 degrees, effective for blood stagnation, digestive dysfunction, chlorosis, colds, etc., and various genital diseases. Futamata-no and Tarō-o Village Nakagawa-yu are almost the same.
Asaka District [Location/Abbreviation] Yasumiishi: Located in Tadano Village, also called Yamanobe Village. Temperature 80 degrees, spring quality contains sulfur and salt, effective for scabies, scalp sores, cuts, burns, hemorrhoids, etc. One bathhouse with over 2,000 annual bathers.
Adachi District [Location/Abbreviation] Atami: Located in Takadama Village. Same spring quality and temperature as above. Particularly miraculous effects on eye diseases, syphilis, scabies, hemorrhoids, dog bites, insect and snake bites, bamboo and wood injuries, etc. One bathhouse with over 7,400 annual bathers.
Same [Location/Abbreviation] Dake-no-yu (also called Fukahori-yu): Located in Nagata Village, temperature 110 degrees or 101 degrees. Contains sulfur and alum vapors, effective for rheumatism, hemorrhoids, scabies, scalp sores, favus, burns, cuts, etc. Two bathhouses with over 12,000 annual bathers.
Shinobu District [Location/Abbreviation] Kami-