Ban'ya no Yu (Hot spring)

Australian capybara in an onsen !

Date of Visit : 20th June 2019 After a wet and rainy walk in the Ishikari Nature Park, our tour guides brought us, my friend and I, to have a dip in this onsen in Ishikari. The ticket of 650¥ (so c...

A healing space where you can relax slowly

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Ishikari Banya hot spring located 3.40 minutes from Sapporo. A grateful hot spring facility that is open until 24:00 at night. It is a hot spring with a black and a little thick, and there are two types of hot springs, high temperatures, low temperatures and temperatures, and the high temperatures are about ４３℃. Most of them are used on weekdays, so you can relax and relax. The super public bath in Sapporo is crowded on weekdays, morning and evening, so this Banya-no-Yu is worth expedition to Ishikari. I love it. Shampoo rinse ... in the washroom

It is a coffee-colored, relaxing hot spring.

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It seems that the herring mansion was relocated and turned into a hot spring resort. The hot spring is a unique color, probably because it is coffee color. It feels a little lukewarm overall, but when you take a bath, it warms up to the core of your body. The bathroom is large and relaxing. I would like to go again if I have another chance.

Hot spring with capybara!

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This is a day trip natural hot spring in Ishikari City (near the mouth of the Ishikari River). It seems that this hot spring has been holding capybara since 2018, and it is cute to see you soaking in the hot spring, taking a walk, and relaxing. The bath is a cola-colored hot spring, and there are 5 types of indoor baths, open-air baths, saunas, and cold baths. There was also a restaurant with a nice view and I enjoyed it.

Hot springs that Capipara welcomes

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After taking a bath at the hot spring where capipala welcomes you, you can rest in a large chair (with TV) for one person. １ The buffet in the dining room on the floor is cheap, the cospa is the best, and the taste is personal impression, but it's ok. I live in the east of Hokkaido, but it is a hot spring that I want to go to again.