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Noboribetsu Essentials

Noboribetsu is Hokkaido's premier hot spring destination, centered around the active volcanic landscape of Hell Valley. The area features diverse mineral waters utilized in historic bathhouses like Dai-ichi Takimotokan, which has operated since 1858. Beyond the geothermal activity, visitors can explore Edo-period recreations at Date Jidaimura, visit the Danish-style castle aquarium at Marine Park Nixe, or take the ropeway to the summit of Mt. Shihorei for views of Lake Kuttara and the local bear park.

Noboribetsu Essentials — Carte

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Noboribetsu hell valley

Amazing place for a foot bath. The Hell Valley is the centre of explosion of a volcano and as such, it's full of natural hot spas.

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Noboribetsu Onsen

This is the right place for all fans of hot springs. There is a large variety of hot spring water and many facilities to enjoy the bath in.

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Noboribetsu Date Jidaimura

History theme park which celebrates the Edo Period. Enjoy traditional games and entertaining performances, such as ninja or geisha shows.

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NIXE城

Aquarium housed in a four-story replica of Denmark's Egeskov Castle. It features a walk-through underwater tunnel, a jellyfish tank, and daily penguin parades.

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登別温泉ロープウェイ

Gondola lift connecting the hot spring town to the Noboribetsu Bear Park at the summit of Mt. Shihorei. The ride offers views of the volcanic landscape and Lake Kuttara.

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Dai-ichi Takimotokan

Historic ryokan founded in 1858, featuring a 5,000-square-meter bath hall. It offers seven different types of thermal water across 35 indoor and outdoor pools overlooking Hell Valley.

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The park of Sengen -the springhead of Noboribetsu Onsen-

Public park featuring a geyser that erupts approximately every three hours from the hot spring source. It also displays nine colorful iron clubs representing the guardian demons of the valley.