Hokkaido hot spring trips and hot spring tours

Known as a "beautiful skin" hot spring that makes your skin smooth. There are also plenty of facilities where you can easily enjoy hot springs, such as hand baths and foot baths.

Located close to the center of Sapporo, it attracts many tourists. With 56 hot spring sources, the hot spring town spreads along the Toyohira River.

An isolated island hot spring alongside Rebun Island, offering views of the majestic Rishiri Fuji mountain towering in the center of the island. The pale yellow-green waters are great for relieving fatigue, and there’s also a hot spring pool.

Enjoy abundant, crystal-clear hot spring water along with views of the sea and Rishiri Fuji. The seafood delicacies are also exquisite.

A hot spring where you can fully enjoy the majestic nature, including views of Rishiri and Rebun Islands floating on the Sea of Japan. This unique hot spring contains boric acid and oil, which makes the skin smooth and is effective for treating skin inflammation and wounds due to its antibacterial properties.

A popular hot spring with milky white sulfuric water. Nestled quietly along a mountain gorge, it has a secret hot spring ambiance, but the exquisite seafood is a unique feature of Rausu.

A hot spring located on the eastern shore of Lake Abashiri, about 3 kilometers from the Sea of Okhotsk. With the feel of a resort, you can enjoy the drift ice and beautiful scenery, and the hot spring features various types of water.

Located on the middle slope of Mount Asahidake in Daisetsuzan National Park, this hot spring is surrounded by virgin forest and has rich waters that will soothe your fatigue. It is also well known as a base for summer mountain climbing.

The "Canyon Mall" in the center of the hot spring town is one of the largest mountain resort-style hot spring towns in Hokkaido, boasting a European-style ambiance.

A hidden hot spring in the mountains, discovered by the Ainu people, with views of cliffs formed by columnar joints. The water, rich in minerals, ranges in color from white-green to brown.

A hidden hot spring in the mountains, gushing out along the upper reaches of the Shibetsu River. You can enjoy outdoor baths along the stream, where you might encounter wild birds and animals.

Located in Akan National Park, this refreshing hot spring resort faces the cobalt blue waters of Lake Kussharo. The hot springs, which promote metabolism and enhance beauty, are also popular.

Steam rising from the hot spring river creates a very atmospheric atmosphere. It has long been known as a medicinal bath, and the sulfurous and acidic springs, which contain hot spring deposits, have strong antibacterial properties.

A moor hot spring that gushes out with brown water rich in organic matter derived from plants. You can enjoy the soft texture of the exceptional water.

A hot spring located on the shore of Lake Shikaribetsu, the highest altitude lake in Hokkaido. You can enjoy free foot baths while gazing at the lake.

A hidden hot spring of Tokachi, located halfway up the southern slope of Mount Tomuraushi at the trailhead. There is a well-equipped inn with outdoor baths along the mountain stream.

A hot spring that turns brown when exposed to air after gushing out. Known for its high efficacy in treating neuralgia, it is also called the "Hot Spring of Forgotten Canes."

Located at the boarding point for sightseeing boats, this hot spring area is lined with lodging facilities, restaurants, and souvenir shops. The smooth, velvety water is highly regarded.

A hot spring located within the Kiroro Resort. The facilities are well-equipped with outdoor baths, reclining baths, Jacuzzis, and dry and mist saunas.

A hot spring village consisting of numerous hot springs scattered around the base of Mount Yotei. Each hot spring has different water qualities, making hot spring hopping enjoyable.

A self-spouting hot spring that gushes out in the middle of the Okkubegawa River. It is known as a hidden hot spring and is highly regarded as one of the most famous hot springs in southern Hokkaido.

There are 30 hot spring sources, each with different water qualities. The charm lies in the variety of bathing facilities, including public baths, foot baths, hotels, and inns.

Nishi Onuma Onsen on the north side of Lake Onuma and Higashi Onuma Onsen on the north side of Lake Konuma are among the leading resort hot springs in southern Hokkaido, surrounded by nature.

For foot baths, visit the "Saruyama Onsen" at the Hakodate Tropical Botanical Garden, famous for its monkeys, or the "Yumeguri Butai" near the Yunokawa Onsen tram stop.

A hot spring with a history of over 150 years since its discovery. You can enjoy it at a day-trip bathing facility and one inn, and it's known for making your skin smooth after bathing.

Enjoy hot springs with different spring qualities at once: "bicarbonate spring," also known as "beauty bath," and "sodium chloride spring," which has a sterilizing effect.