Tomuratushi Onsen Tours and Trips (Hokkaido)

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Tomura Ushio Onsen

Tomuraushi Onsen

(Shintoku Town, Kamikawa District, Hokkaido)

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Hot Spring Data

efficacy:
Rheumatism, neuralgia, hemorrhoids, gastrointestinal disorders
Spring quality:
Sulfur-containing, sodium-chloride, bicarbonate spring

Tourist Attraction Information

The area is dotted with scenic spots such as Mt. Tomuratushi, one of Japan's 100 most famous mountains, the Hakuundai Observatory overlooking Mt. Tokachi, and the highland marshes and Numa no Hara.

Highlights

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.

Hot Spring Specialties

The specialty of this inn is healthy venison dishes
The specialty of this lodge in Tomuraushi Onsen is venison dishes. Venison is said to have an unpleasant taste, but if it is properly processed, it is fine and is considered a luxury food in Europe. Venison is also highly nutritious, being high in protein, low in fat and rich in minerals, so it is recommended for health-conscious people. It is served in a variety of ways, such as shabu-shabu, salad, miso stew, steak, hamburger steak and venison Jingisukan, and set meals such as fried chicken rice bowls are also available at lunchtime.

Hot Springs

Hokkaido Unique Encounters with Animals
The one-house inn at Tomraushi Onsen, located along a mountain stream surrounded by virgin forest in a pristine natural setting, attracts many animals, including wild birds such as wagtails and black woodpeckers. Among them, the Ezo kuroten, a Hokkaido protected animal that gathers in winter, is a popular attraction for visitors to the inn. Tomuraushi, the largest habitat of the naki-rabbit in Japan, is also home to many other creatures, and visitors may encounter Ezo chipmunks and salamanders. The naki-usagi are often seen in the gareholes.