Hakusan Chugu Onsen Tours and Trips (Ishikawa Prefecture)

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Hakusanchuu Onsen

Hakusan Chugu Onsen

(Hakusan City, Ishikawa Prefecture)

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Hot springs in Ishikawa Prefecture
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Hot Spring Data

efficacy:
Heat retention, skin beautifying, moisturizing. Drinking: neutralizes stomach acid, stimulates stomach movement, promotes bile secretion, and invigorates the liver and pancreas.
Spring quality:
Sodium chloride/bicarbonate spring

Tourist Attraction Information

We recommend sightseeing around the scenic spots such as Hakusan Super Forest Road, Tedori Gorge, Sanpoiwadake, and Ubagataki Falls, as well as Chiyome no Sato Haiku Museum and Shokoji Temple.

Highlights

It has long been known as "stomach and intestine hot spring" and is said to be effective against gastrointestinal disorders. The spring water is drinkable.

Hot Spring Specialties

The food blessings of Mt. Hakusan: "Hakusan Hyakuzen"
"Hakusan Hyakuzen" is a food-based tourism initiative themed on the waters of Mt. Hakusan. You can enjoy a variety of local dishes.

Hot Springs

Hakusan mountain range, a treasure trove of rare animals
The beech forests of sacred Mt. Hakusan are a perfect habitat for wild animals, and a treasure trove of rare species. The prefectural bird of Ishikawa, the golden eagle, is a large bird of prey with a wingspan of up to 2m. Due to their small population, they are designated as a natural monument, and there are nearly 40 of them living on Mt. Hakusan. Japanese serows, also a natural monument, live here. Other animals that live here include Asiatic black bears, mountain hawk-eagles, Japanese macaques, and the ruddy kingfisher, a prefectural endangered species. They can be observed at the Bunao Mountain Observation House.