Asahidake Hot Spring
A hot spring resort to be fully enjoyed together with the Asahidake ropeway aerial walk
Asahidake, the highest peak in the Daisetsuzan Mountains in central Hokkaido at 2,291 meters above sea level. The hot spring was discovered and opened in the early Taisho era (1912-1926), and was originally called "Yukomambetsu Onsen. The hot water contains high levels of metasilicic acid, which is said to be an effective ingredient for moisturizing the skin. The area is dotted with resort hotels, fashionable lodges, and nostalgic lodges in the style of mountain huts, where visitors can spend a relaxing time in the great outdoors. There are also day-trip bathing facilities, perfect for relaxing after a day of climbing, hiking, or skiing. Riding the Asahidake ropeway is also recommended to enjoy the beautiful seasonal changes: alpine flora in summer, autumn leaves in fall, and snowy landscapes in winter. If you are lucky, you may even see the Ezon pika.
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- Travel Inspiration
- Unwind in a hot spring
- Best for a girls' trip
- Nearest airports
Hot spring information
- Spring quality/Indications (for bathing)
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Sulfate springs
Cuts, peripheral circulatory failure, cold constitution, depression, dry skin
General Information
- Postal code
- 〒071-1472
- Address
- 北海道上川郡東川町旭岳温泉
- Telephone Number
- 0166-82-3761（Higashikawa Tourism Association）
- Directions
- ●By bus: About 70 minutes from JR Asahikawa Station on the Asahikawa Electric Railway Bus "Ideyu", get off at "Asahidake Onsen Iriguchi", "Campsite Mae", etc.
●By car: About 70 minutes from the Asahikawa Kita IC of Hokkaido Expwy via Routes 37 and 1160.
●By car: About 40 minutes from Asahikawa Airport - Website
* Information on facilities is subject to change. Please check each official website for the latest information.
