Sobodani Onsen Tours and Trips (Toyama Prefecture)

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Babadan onsen

Sobadani Hot Springs

(Kurobe City, Toyama Prefecture)

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Hot Spring Data

efficacy:
Bruises, cuts, skin diseases, drinking: gastrointestinal diseases, diabetes
Spring quality:
Simple sulfur spring

Tourist Attraction Information

It is the base for climbing Mt. Shirouma and Mt. Karamatsu. You can also go to Sarutobi Gorge, Mt. Okukane, Sobodani Campsite, Keyakidaira Onsen, and Hitokuiwa Rock.

Highlights

There is a mountain hut called Sobadani Onsengoya, which has an indoor bath exclusively for Accommodation, and an open-air bath that day-trippers can also use.

Hot Spring Specialties

Wild vegetable dishes unique to mountain huts
The mountain lodge is a single lodging facility that serves simple home-cooked meals. The dishes made with natural wild vegetables such as fern are particularly popular. In addition to the wild vegetable dishes available only in spring, you can also enjoy mushroom soup in autumn. Try these with the famous char bone sake.

Hot Springs

An open-air bath in a riverside pool
In the upper reaches of Sobadani Onsen, there is a hot spring area called "Sobadani Jigoku." Steam rises from all over the river. The most popular attraction here is the "riverside open-air bath." The hot spring water, which is over 80 degrees Celsius, is mixed with the cold river water and used as a bathtub to bathe in. It is a rustic open-air bath. In the past, you could dig your own bathtub, but this has been prohibited since the flood in 2005.