Experience the Grandeur of Nature! Hot Springs with Stunning Mountain Views

Towering mountains rise majestically across the vast landscapes of Hokkaido. At their foothills, abundant hot springs rich in the blessings of nature gush forth with generous volumes of mineral-rich water. Why not immerse yourself in these soothing hot springs and feel the changing breath of the magnificent mountains as they transform through the four seasons?
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Enjoy a Front-Row Seat to the Ezo Fuji! "Makkari Hot Spring" (Makkari Village)
This day-use hot spring is located on a gently elevated hill surrounded by magnificent nature. From the open-air bath, you can gaze directly at Mt. Yotei, one of Hokkaido’s most iconic peaks. The mountain’s refined and symmetrical beauty, known as the “Ezo Fuji,” offers a truly breathtaking view.
Immerse yourself in the hot spring’s pure, free-flowing natural waters while savoring blissful moments against the backdrop of the Ezo Fuji’s stunning seasonal scenery.
Enjoy a Spectacular View of Mt. Komagatake “Komagamine Hot Spring” (Mori Town)
Located near the impressive Mt. Komagatake, known for its distinctive twin peaks, “Chappu Rinkan” is a day-use hot spring where you can fully enjoy the generous flow of natural hot spring water straight from the source. From the open-air bath, you’ll have a breathtaking view of the majestic and beautiful Mt. Komagatake, creating an extraordinary sense of openness.
There are also individually partitioned tubs, allowing you to soak in peace and relaxation. After your bath, you can stretch out and unwind in the tatami-floored rest area, perfect for a leisurely break.
At the adjacent direct sales shop, you can shop for fresh local products such as seafood delicacies like cod roe and salmon roe, as well as locally grown vegetables!
Enjoy the Countryside Scenery and the Majestic Tokachi Mountain Range "Nakafurano Hot Spring" (Nakafurano Town)
Located in Nakafurano Town, at the heart of Hokkaido, “Banka-no-Yu” is the only hot spring facility in town, situated inside Spa & Hotel Resort Furano La Terre. The large communal baths, which alternate daily between men’s and women’s sides, offer both Japanese-style and Western-style bathing areas, each with a variety of bathtubs to enjoy.
Both sides feature open-air baths where you can soak while taking in breathtaking views of the vast, beautiful countryside and the majestic Tokachi Mountain Range rising in the distance. After your bath, it’s highly recommended to spend some time relaxing at the dining area, which also serves as a free rest space, allowing you to savor the scenery at your leisure.
A Favorite Hot Spring for Hikers! “Rishiri Fuji Hot Spring” (Rishirifuji Town)
Rishiri Fuji Hot Spring emerges at the foot of Mt. Rishiri, the northernmost peak among Japan’s 100 famous mountains. From the open-air bath, you can admire the majestic Mt. Rishiri while soaking in the hot spring, enjoying the serene feeling of being embraced by nature. At night, you can indulge in a relaxing bath under a sky full of stars — a perfect way to escape the noise of the city and experience true bliss in the heart of nature.
This hot spring is also popular among hikers climbing Mt. Rishiri, who stop by after their descent to soothe their tired bodies. There’s even a free foot bath available, making it easy for anyone to drop by and unwind.
Usuyuki-no-Yu Hot Spring (Rebun Town)
About 40 minutes by ferry from Rishiri Island, Rebun Island is Japan’s northernmost remote island. “Usuyuki-no-Yu” is a conveniently located day-use hot spring facility just about a 3-minute walk from the island’s ferry terminal. Here, you can soak in a natural hot spring with free-flowing spring water, and from the open-air and indoor baths, you can fully enjoy breathtaking views of the vast ocean stretching out before you and the magnificent Mt. Rishiri.
While listening to the nostalgic sound of the ferry’s whistle, why not surrender yourself to the luxurious, flowing hot spring water and spend a relaxing moment embracing the tranquility of your journey?

Beautiful Reflections of Mountains on the Lake "Shikaribetsu Lakeside Hot Spring" (Shikaoi Town)
Located at an elevation of 800m, Shikaribetsu Lake is the highest natural lake in Hokkaido. It is about 90 minutes by car from Obihiro Airport. On the western shore of Shikaribetsu Lake sits Hotel Fusui, a hot spring inn offering natural hot spring water directly from the source. The hot spring is rich in iron, which turns the water a cloudy reddish-brown when exposed to air—one of its unique features.
From the large bath and open-air hot spring facing the lake, you can enjoy a stunning view of Mt. Tenbo, the symbol of Shikaribetsu Lake. When the lake is calm, Mt. Tenbo is beautifully reflected on the water’s mirror-like surface, creating an image called the ‘Lip Mountain’ due to its shape. Whether you visit in spring with melting snow and budding plants, in summer’s fresh greenery, during autumn foliage, or in the pure white of snowy winter, you’ll always be welcomed by breathtaking, majestic scenery.
Lake Shikaribetsu Kotan Open-air Hot Spring Bath on Ice
During the harsh winter, when the lake completely freezes over, a fantastical ice village made entirely of ice and snow appears on the frozen surface of Lake Shikaribetsu, known as “Shikaribetsu Lake Kotan.” Its breathtaking scenery makes it feel like a village from a dream!
At the open-air hot spring set on the ice, you can relax in real hot spring water that will warm you to your core. Bathing while gazing out at the pure white frozen lake and the snow-covered mountains offers a truly extraordinary experience. There is also a footbath available, making it easy for anyone to enjoy the unique ice hot spring on the lake.

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