Onikobe Onsen Village

Giving Mind Resting and Taking Breath Away

This place is good for taking a walk. As I walked the promenade, there were a couple Hot Spring sources gushing out. I recommend taking a few moments to stop by the sources. Bringing some eggs ...

By all means to Jigokudani!

Original Text

The walking path of Jigokudani was very attractive. You can take a walk where you can feel the hot springs and hot wind that blow up, and it is the best for sightseeing courses because it is a course that ends in about ３ 0 minutes. However, there is also a paid geyser facility for disappointing spots nearby. There was also Naruko Dam in the area, so it was an area where you could enjoy camping and nature.

I always visit.

Original Text

I visit at the camp every year. Boiled eggs are made in a spring that springs out. You need to bring your own eggs. At this time, I divided it into those who came from Miyazaki. The hardness changes with the time you boil, so let's try various things.

Jian Ouquan

Original Text

There are geysers in various parts of Japan, but I saw them for the first time in a while. It blows up about 10m at intervals of about 10 minutes, and it is worth seeing. Admission is 400 yen. There is an open-air bath, but there are no people who can see it as much as they want because it is all-you-can-see by tourists. A foot bath is recommended.

Hot spring spray き out す Hell Valley

Original Text

About 30 minutes by car from Naruko Onsenkyo. There is no money for visits or parking. Hot springs are erupting everywhere, and I think you can feel the energy of the earth. The hot springs that spout out are quite hot and you may burn if you touch them, and you cannot take a bath. There are some places where the scaffolding is bad, so we recommend shoes that are easy to walk. If you bring raw eggs, you can make real hot spring eggs.