Jozankei Gensen Park
Foot Baths and Fresh Onsen Eggs
Celebrate the legacy of Jozankei’s founder at this scenic park, where visitors can enjoy natural hot spring waters and make their own onsen eggs.
Located beside Tsukimibashi Bridge in the heart of the hot spring district, Jozankei Gensen Park recreates the landscape once encountered by Miizumi Jozan, the founder of the onsen. As you enter, Miizumi Falls cascades over rocks while soft steam and a gentle sulfur scent fill the air.
At the center of the park is a covered foot bath (ashiyu) fed directly by a sodium chloride spring exceeding 80°C. Soaking your feet in the mineral-rich waters brings a comforting warmth that helps relieve travel fatigue. In spring, around 400 colorful koinobori (carp streamers) fill the sky, while autumn transforms the valley with brilliant red and gold foliage.
Another highlight is Ontama no Yu, a hot spring pool for making onsen tamago. Place raw eggs purchased nearby into the steaming water and wait about 15–20 minutes. As you relax to the sounds of the Toyohira River and birdsong, your eggs slowly cook to perfection. The silky whites and rich, creamy yolks offer a memorable taste of Jozankei.
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General Information
- Postal code
- 〒061-2302
- Address
- 北海道札幌市南区定山渓温泉東3
- Telephone Number
- 011-598-2012（Jozankei Tourist Association）
- Open
- 7:00-21:00
- Closed
- Open all year round
- Directions
- ● By car: About 35 minutes from Makomanai Subway Station
● By car: About 60 minutes from JR Sapporo Station - Website
* Information on facilities is subject to change. Please check each official website for the latest information.
