Jozan Gensen Park
Footbath park that recreates the scene of Jozan's encounter with hot springs
Jozan Gensen Park was established in 2005 to commemorate the 200th birthday of Miizumi Jozan, the founder who opened Jozan Onsen and passed on his legacy to future generations. The park recreates the landscape where the park's founder first encountered the hot springs. It features a statue of Miizumi Jozan, a foot bath where visitors can enjoy fresh hot spring water, and "Ontama no Yu" where visitors can make hot spring eggs using the high-temperature source water. The park is planted with various deciduous trees, offering seasonal beauty: cherry blossoms in spring, lush greenery in summer, and autumn foliage surrounding the foot baths. In the cold winter, even a foot bath can provide warmth amid the snowy landscape. The park has been made wheelchair-accessible with added slopes, ensuring that everyone can enjoy the facilities.
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- Category
- Foot bath, hand bath
- Nearest airports
Hot spring information
- Spring quality/Indications (for bathing)
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Chloride springs
Cuts, peripheral circulatory failure, cold constitution, depression, dry skin
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
- Prices
- Free
- Car Park
- 50 spaces, free
- Directions
- ●By bus: About 70 min. from JR Sapporo Station to Jozankei Station, About 1 min. walk from Yunomachi Bus Stop.
●By car: About 50 min. from Hokkaido Expwy Kita Hiroshima IC - Website
* Information on facilities is subject to change. Please check each official website for the latest information.
