Company in Japan wants to 'package' onsen or hot springs to export overseas


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A company in Japan seeks to 'package' its onsen or hot springs using technology, and export it overseas. — Unsplash

Japan's famous onsen or hot springs were long considered "un-exportable", until an idea struck Naoki Mita one day: What if he could condense them like espresso coffee?

Mita's Tokyo-based venture firm, Le Furo, has invented a technology it calls "craft onsen" – whereby hot spring ingredients are extracted and filtered into an ultra-high concentration.

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