Tenninkyo Hot Spring
A Hidden Hot Spring Retreat in the Heart of Daisetsuzan
Tenninkyo Onsen is a historic hot spring village set in a dramatic gorge along the Chubetsu River inside Daisetsuzan National Park. First opened in 1897, it has long been known as Asahikawa’s “backyard retreat” and serves as a base for climbing the Daisetsuzan mountains.
The secluded inn nestled in the valley offers an authentic bathing experience with marble and cypress baths, where natural spring water flows straight from the source. From the stone outdoor bath, you can gaze up at towering columnar cliffs and take in spectacular views that change with the seasons. Day visitors are also welcome.
In the small onsen town, you’ll find a free footbath called Tennyo no Yu, perfect for a casual soak. Just nearby lies Hagoromo Falls, ranked among Japan’s Top 100 Waterfalls—a beautiful spot to explore before unwinding in the hot springs.
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- Travel Inspiration
- Unwind in a hot spring
- Nearest airports
Hot spring information
- Spring quality/Indications (for bathing)
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Hydrogen carbonate springs
Cuts, peripheral circulatory failure, cold constitution, dry skin
General Information
- Postal code
- 〒071-1400
- Address
- 北海道上川郡東川町天人峡
- Telephone Number
- 0166-82-3761（Higashikawa Tourism Association）
- Car Park
- Free
- Directions
- ●By car: About 45 minutes from Asahikawa Airport
●By car: About 70 minutes from Hokkaido Expwy Asahikawa Kita IC - Website
* Information on facilities is subject to change. Please check each official website for the latest information.
