Best Onsen at Jigokudani Hell Valley

We too JR train at 4.06pm from Sapporo to continue our journey to Hell Valley on 26th Dec 2022. There is a bus service in between Hell Valley and Noboribetsu JR Stn which takes around 20mins. Checked-in Takimoto Inn Hotel. It cost us around SGD150 per night. The main purpose to book this hotel is to enjoy their onsen both indoor and outdoor. There is an additional 300 yen fee for using their onsen. It was a unique experience in taking onsen. ☺️And yes, it was really relaxing. This is a quiet town and there is a few souvenir shops and restaurants that still open until 8pm. The next day, we walked around Hell Valley and enjoyed the last onsen in the hotel. I really like my hotel stay and enjoyed the onsen as well as the morning walk around the Jigokudani Hell Valley. I think I will come back again!#Jigokudani #Hell valley #noboribetsu

Noboribetsu Jigokudani (Hell Valley)

Getting There - Bought a Noboribetsu Area pass and just take a JR train there. There’s direct bus to take you there from the station. Quite a breathtaking sight at Jigokudani and I feel like it’s a must to visit when you’re in Hokkaido. However, please take note that it’s quite dangerous to visit during winter as the slopes are slippery. Do not recommend to bring along elderly during winter. There’s also some restaurant and a bear park nearby for you to visit after visiting Jigokudani. 👍🏻 #noboribetsu #hokkaido #hokkaidotravel #japan

Jigokudani or Hell Valley at Noboribetsu This is for me a must go place if you like hiking and exploring a big park. A lot of walking is required and there are many trails to explore . Steam coming out from every place and during winter a hot and cold weather at the same time , syok. Very insightful view of Oyunuma, a sulfurous pond with a surface temperature of 50 degrees Celsius and a smaller, even hotter, mud pond nearby. No , can’t go down there . Oyunumagawa. With steam seeing, the river flows through the forest, wonderful sight. It is possible to follow the river for several hundred meters and enjoy a natural foot bath (ashiyu) along the way.#bucketlistreboot #MustDo

Speaking of "Hell", the thought may be horrible. In fact, this is a crater relic. In the winter, it is black, white and gray. It looks a bit bleak. But definitely worth walking in person.

[Hokkaido must punch card - Hell Valley with Danxia landform] At first glance, I thought it was the Danxia landform. I thought it was a Tibetan area, but when I looked carefully, I found that it was totally different. Most of the area there is not a lot of grass, if you can smell some sulphur smell on the spot. This is the Hell Valley of Noboribetsu. Don't miss this place in Hokkaido. Visiting the Hell Valley during the day and soaking up the sulphur hot springs at the Spa Hotel in the evening is a very special experience. This is actually a strange landform formed by the eruption of the volcano. Now you can still see the natural sulfur hot spring in the river. Going deep into Hell Valley, you can walk to a special open-air bathing place. If you don't live in a hot spring hotel, you may be in the mountains. Den's hell Valley Address: Noboribetsu Onsen, Noboribetsu, Hokkaido, Hokkaido, Japan /HH/Tickets: No tip: There is a special ghost fire in the evening of June every year. Performance

There is a Hell Valley in Hokkaido, Japan. The valley is full of grass and white smoke, and there is a strong and pungent smell of sulphur. It is like a mysterious and strange scene in hell. In fact, this is the remains of the crater at the time of the volcanic eruption 10,000 years ago. There are still many springs that have been boiling all the year round. The unique volcanic landscape makes the entire valley filled with a chilling atmosphere. Although it is like hell in the valley, the spring water flowing out is a hot spring with special curative effect. It is the largest hot spring source in Noboribetsu and one of the rare hot springs in the world. According to the different springs, the water quality of the hot springs is different. There are many varieties and there are department stores in the hot springs. This is also a popular highlight of the Noboribetsu hot springs. The local culture of hell is the ultimate. There are all kinds of ghost statues everywhere in the streets and alleys. Occasionally there are also , , and even a street called Ghost Street. Hell ghosts and themed gift shops, izakaya, etc., even souvenirs, and even the men's and women's logos in the bathroom are ghost-themed, especially interesting.

Hokkaido | A winter ski/hot spring invitation

Winter, December to February, is the best season for skiing and hot springs♨ in Hokkaido. Landing in Sapporo from 🛬New Chitose Airport, you are invited to a Hokkaido rendezvous. 🗓Recommended itinerary: First route: Skiing⛷ route, centered around Sapporo, soaking in the resort and ski slopes. Sapporo Teine Ski Resort, the closest to Sapporo. Niseko Higashiyama Ski Resort, with excellent snow quality and slopes. Hoshino Resorts TOMAMU Ski Resort has quality powder snow, and the resort itself is also worth exploring, of course, the price is also beautiful. Second route: Hot springs♨ route, Sapporo-Otaru-Noboribetsu. Entering Noboribetsu Hell Valley, you can smell and see the natural sulfur hot springs. Different from domestic ones, the hot springs here are separated by gender, and bathing is done naked. Third route: Snow viewing❄ route, Sapporo-Furano-Biei-Asahikawa. In winter, the trees in Biei sing a lonely song, while the penguins🐧 in Asahikawa perform a joyful symphony. ✈️How to buy discount tickets: Domestic flights can take off or transfer from Shandong. Shandong Airlines to Japan is considered a budget airline, and sometimes round-trip tickets are less than a thousand. 🏨How to choose accommodation: For skiing⛷, stay directly at the ski resort, and you can stock up in advance during major OTA promotions, especially at Hoshino Resorts TOMAMU Ski Resort. For hot springs♨, Otaru can be a day trip, and Noboribetsu is recommended for Dai-ichi Takimotokan, a more established hot spring hotel, with tatami rooms, including dinner buffet, room service, and hot springs.

“Hell Valley” 🌋🌋

Jidokudani aka Hell Valley at Noboribetsu is one of my favourite attraction in Hokkaido! The view is absolutely phenomenal, this place is full of hot steam when you walk along the way, it’s the main source of Noboribetsu’s hot spring water. There are a few walking tails here, but I only managed to walk along the wooded bridge, it was about 10-15 mins walk to see the mini onsen at the end. You can also choose to walk up to the natural foot spa, it is further up and we didn’t have time to go, but will definitely go back again! I came during winter and it was so beautiful, I also came during sunset and I must say it’s the perfect time to visit :) I highly recommend this place if you’re travelling to Hokkaido!

Winter trip to Hokkaido, Japan

🚗🚗🚗Travel Itinerary: Day1: Xiaoshan International Airport→New Chitose Airport→Takinoya Bekkan Tamano-yu→Noboribetsu Hell Valley Day2: JR Noboribetsu Station→JR Hakodate Station→Hakodate Furukawa Hotel→Hachimanzaka→Motomachi→Mount Hakodate→Kanemori Red Brick Warehouse Day3: Hakodate Morning Market→Goryokaku Park→Hakodate Tropical Botanical Garden Day4: JR Hakodate Station→JR Sapporo Station→JR Sapporo Nikko Hotel→JR Tower Observation Deck→Former Hokkaido Government Office Building→Clock Tower→Odori Park→Nakajima Park→Moiwa Mountain→Sapporo TV Tower→Tanukikoji Shopping Arcade Day5: JR Sapporo Station→Asari→JR Minami-Otaru Station→Otaru Music Box Hall→Otaru Music Box Hall No. 2 Antique Museum→Kitachi Glass→Otaru Sakaimachi Shopping Street→Otaru Roman Museum→Taisho Glass Museum→Otaru Canal→Funamizaka→Tenguyama→JR Otaru Station Day6: JR Sapporo Station→Asahiyama Zoo Day7: Hokkaido University→Shiroi Koibito Park→Hokkaido Shrine→Maruyama Park→Sapporo Maruyama Zoo→Fushimi Inari Shrine→Sapporo Beer Museum Day8: New Chitose Airport→Xiaoshan International Airport

Jigokudani aka hell valley

#thingstodoJigokudani aka hell valley. Free to view. An interesting spot to have a feel of volcanic activities beneath. Nice photo spot as well 👍 Walking 5min walk from hotel dai-ichi. I personally liked the view and the smoke a lot. Of course there is a smell that comes with it, but it's bearable. There is also a river nearby where you can have a footbath and the demon statues are also nice. There's a lot of hotels with Onsen in it At night there is light which shines onto the valley. It's also nice but looks more in the photos than it actually is

Hell Valley | The scorching place where deer appear

When traveling in Hokkaido, Japan, you must have a good eye. Always complaining about 'where are the animals', under the guidance of local tourists, I found a doe 🦌, strolling in the Noboribetsu Hell Valley, not afraid of the dense steam that occasionally emerges from the ground . In an instant, the timid image of the deer was completely subverted! Could it be that the weather is too cold, she also wants to soak in the hot spring♨️? Picture 4⃣️: Hotel staff are adjusting the stove, preparing for winter. ⏳Play time: 1-2 hours 🕙Business hours: 24 hours, you can visit at night with lights; 💰Average consumption: Free🆓

Noboribetsu Hell Valley | The mysterious and magical first hot spring town in Hokkaido

♨️Noboribetsu Hell Valley is the source of Noboribetsu Onsen Town being rated as the first hot spring in Hokkaido. The hot spring basin of Hell Valley is distributed with many hotels from the top to the bottom of the terrain, and the hotels also take hot springs as an important project. Every hotel is within walking distance to Hell Valley Scenic Area. ⛰️Following the signs along the road, you will arrive at the scenic area, which is free (most scenic areas in Japan are free). Because it is a volcanic valley, you are already on the top of the mountain when you enter the scenic area. The mountain is emitting white nitrous smoke, which is a rare sight. Overlooking the bottom of the valley, you can see a narrow plank road on the top of the mountain, called 'Ghost Fire Road', leading straight to the bottom of the valley. We chose to go down. As we got closer to the bottom of the valley, the temperature got higher and higher, and the body felt hotter and hotter. There is no grass at the bottom of the valley, and the gray-blue hot spring water is gushing out, which makes people marvel at the wonders of nature. This kind of zero-distance direct feeling is really rare. ❤️Experience: In the journey of Hokkaido, hot springs are one of the must-experience projects. Almost all hotels in the hot spring town have soup pools. The ranking of Noboribetsu hot springs is well-deserved. The hot spring water is gray, with a strong sulfur smell, and the body is very smooth when soaked in it. Because Japanese hot springs are naked, you can't bring your phone in, so there will be no photos. From knowing hot springs in Hell Valley to finally enjoying in this gift of nature, this experience is rare and unforgettable...

Hell Valley - Japan Hokkaido Getaway

Nestled in the enchanting embrace of Hokkaido, Hell Valley (Jigokudani) emerges as a haven for hot spring aficionados and resort seekers. Surrounded by steaming vents and surreal landscapes, the geothermal allure of Hell Valley captivates visitors, promising a unique thermal experience. The mineral-rich waters of its rejuvenating onsens create an oasis of tranquility, embraced by the serene beauty of Hokkaido's wilderness. Beyond the therapeutic baths, luxurious resorts harmonize with nature, offering a perfect blend of relaxation and scenic splendor. Hell Valley, a geothermal gem, invites travelers to unwind in its warm embrace while savoring the majestic charm of Hokkaido.

Beautiful and amazing place to visit in Hokkaido. A must go place when you are there.

In winter, go to Noboribetsu, Hokkaido ❄️ to see the snow and soak in hot springs ♨️.

Perhaps it's a magical fate. Last year at this time, I was also soaking in hot springs and watching the snow in Noboribetsu. Noboribetsu represents the hot spring town of Hokkaido, and the largest source of hot springs here is the Jigokudani of Noboribetsu. Hell's Valley is a crater with a diameter of 450 meters, shrouded in smoke and emitting the smell of sulfur all year round. Walking around the valley gives you a feeling of shopping in hell... The hot spring here has a daily output of up to 10,000 tons, and because it has a variety of rare spring qualities, it is also considered rare worldwide. Next to Hell's Valley, it's only a 400-meter walk to the First Waterfall Main Hall! I'm staying here today, which is also a super ancient hotel on the street of Noboribetsu Onsen, with a history of 164 years. The buffet is very rich, and the hot springs are amazing, amazing, amazing! After soaking, my shoulders, which were originally creaking, completely recovered! There is also a big golden stick hidden with many mechanisms in the lobby, which performs the story of Momotaro fighting demons on the hour - very interesting! The Selu Observatory near Noboribetsu is also highly recommended for everyone to visit. This is an observation deck where you can enjoy a panoramic view of Lake Toya. Today, I happened to encounter a snowstorm on a sunny day, which was very romantic! I also saw white birch trees and Mount Yotei, and together with my friends, we left a trail of footprints on the pink snow. Oh, I feel like my winter is complete!

In winter, go to Noboribetsu, Hokkaido ❄️ to see the snow and soak in hot springs ♨️.

Perhaps it's a magical fate. Last year at this time, I was also soaking in hot springs and watching the snow in Noboribetsu. Noboribetsu represents the hot spring town of Hokkaido, and the largest source of hot springs here is the Jigokudani of Noboribetsu. Hell's Valley is a crater with a diameter of 450 meters, shrouded in smoke and emitting the smell of sulfur all year round. Walking around the valley gives you a feeling of shopping in hell... The hot spring here has a daily output of up to 10,000 tons, and because it has a variety of rare spring qualities, it is also considered rare worldwide. Next to Hell's Valley, it's only a 400-meter walk to the First Waterfall Main Hall! I'm staying here today, which is also a super ancient hotel on the street of Noboribetsu Onsen, with a history of 164 years. The buffet is very rich, and the hot springs are amazing, amazing, amazing! After soaking, my shoulders, which were originally creaking, completely recovered! There is also a big golden stick hidden with many mechanisms in the lobby, which performs the story of Momotaro fighting demons on the hour - very interesting! The Selu Observatory near Noboribetsu is also highly recommended for everyone to visit. This is an observation deck where you can enjoy a panoramic view of Lake Toya. Today, I happened to encounter a snowstorm on a sunny day, which was very romantic! I also saw white birch trees and Mount Yotei, and together with my friends, we left a trail of footprints on the pink snow. Oh, I feel like my winter is complete!

Jigokudani (地獄谷)

#celebratewithtrip Jigokudani (地獄谷) or “Hell Valley" is a spectacular, appropriately named valley just above the town of Noboribetsu Onsen, which displays hot steam vents, sulfurous streams and other volcanic activity. It is a main source of Noboribetsu's hot spring waters. Amazing to see the power of nature steaming out from the ground. Overall experience is unique and highly recommended to visit this place! #hokkaido #japan #friendstrip #2015

The Hell Valley in Noboribetsu is the representative spot of the Noboribetsu hot spring town. There is a lot of hot air on the ground, and there is indeed a sense of aquatic fire, just like the name of Hell Valley, but the Hell Valley of Noboribetsu and The eerie horror is completely out of tune, the demon and ghosts on the roadside are cartoons, and even the prince is also a kind of honest and honest, and there are very few tourists at night, advancing in the dark Hell Valley, next to the deep valley. I can't figure out whether it is a cliff abyss, but the white smoke that comes up everywhere adds a bit of charm. The Hell Valley in the day is indeed another scene. It is really true. It is said that Hell Valley is far from the domineering of its name. The scenery still belongs to the small freshness that Japan can often encounter. [Tips] Traffic: The Hell Valley of Noboribetsu is the representative spot of the Noboribetsu hot spring town. It is located at the end of the Noboribetsu hot spring town. If you are in traffic, you can take the JR Rakulan Line express from the South Chitose Station. It takes about 37 minutes to go to Noboribetsu Station, then take the JR station and take the bus from Nobori Station to Hot Springs Street for about 13 minutes. Tickets: None Note: The day and night of Hell Valley are two different landscapes. If you have time, it is worth checking out. If you go to Hell Valley in winter, remember to buy snow chains, convenience stores and hot springs. The hotels canteen is sold.

I like nature and peace of life. The name of the farewell comes from the ancient Ainu word "", meaning white turbid river; Hell Valley is the source of the Noboribetsu hot spring, and is also the most famous attraction of Noboribetsu Onsen. The volcanic landscape is extremely spectacular. Hell Valley is a volcanic eruption site where volcanic gases eject from the surface of the gray-yellow rock, and the surrounding air is filled with strong sulfur odors, and the grass is not born here, hence the name Hell Valley. Surrounded by mountains, the smoke is lingering, and the devils and ghosts of the local specialty holding the mace are placed in it, as if they have entered the ear and nose. The local area has also specially developed a summer night tour route - the WISP Road, with small lights on both sides of the plank road in Hell Valley, looking from afar, winding around, the lights flickering. The end of Hell Valley has a geyser. Every once in a while, spring water will erupt, and the temperature of the spring here can be 80 degrees. Below the Hell Valley is a hot spring street with all the hotels and restaurants on the street. If the itinerary and time are relatively generous, it is best to stay here for one night, soak up a hot spring and enjoy it. The best time to visit the Hell Valley in Noboribetsu is 6am every day. Team visitors will not appear. Most of the ordinary tourists are still asleep. The entire Hell Valley is empty. You can see the life in the rising sun. Purple smoke effect. The big soup marsh continues to go deep, there is a natural foot bath, and it is very refreshing to get tired.

The Noboribetsu, the No. 1 hot spring town in Hokkaido, is located in the southwestern part of Hokkaido. It is the largest and best quality hot spring in Hokkaido. The Noboribetsu Onsen, which is part of the Toyao National Park, has rich landscapes such as virgin forests and lakes, and the most famous of them is the Hell Valley. In Noboribetsu, all the hot spring water comes from the Hell Valley. The volcanic gas ejects from the surface of the gray-yellow rock. The surrounding air is filled with strong sulfur odor. The hot air evaporates from the Hell Valley on a cloudy day. It is simply a scene in hell. The valley is a 450-meter-diameter crater, and the hot springs produce up to 3,000 liters per minute. Because the water from the Hell Valley is hot, it is more suitable for use as a hot spring water, and the gas evaporating from the Hell Valley is hot. There are dozens of hot springs with their own characteristics, some of which are hydrogen sulfide water, some are salt water, and some contain iron. The Noboribetsu Onsen has excellent water quality and has been listed as one of the world's rare hot springs. The No. Hell Valley is filled with volcanic gas ejected from the surface of the gray-yellow rock all the year round. The surrounding air is filled with a strong sulphur smell, which looks like a scene of hell. Winter mottled white snow shrouded the Hell Valley, making it look even more strange.

October Maple Leaf Tour, boarding the Hell Valley. It took about an hour or so from the Sapporo chartered car. It is said that it used to be a crater, so there are red leaves around the mountain pit. But the mountain crater is a layer of ash that is steaming. The air is filled with a strong smell of sulfur. It feels suffocating for a long time. The sight of the ancient Japanese who saw it here is the legendary hell scene, so it is called Hell Valley. The entrance to Hell Valley has a wooden path to the center of the valley, which is about a few minutes away. There is a beautiful observation platform and an iron spring pool in the valley. The pool water continuously absorbs the geothermal energy. If there is time, you can stand still and watch the pool water from calm to slowly boiling, even with a temperature of more than 80 degrees. Out, be careful not to burn it.

It is said that a long time ago, the volcano in Hell Valley not only smoked white smoke in the mountain pass, but also roared from time to time under the ground. It seems that the evil spirits of hell will come out at any time, so it is called "Hell Valley." In fact, it is only the sound of intense underground movement. In fact, the valley of hell is a strange and strange valley formed by the lava after the volcanic eruption; the volcanic gas is ejected from the surface of the gray-yellow rock, and the surrounding air is full. The strong smell of sulfur is a scene in hell. The spring water flowing out of the valley is a hot spring with special curative effect. Depending on the location, the source water of the gushing source is also different, up to 11 species.

The Goodbye Valley is a crater remnant of Hokkaido, adjacent to Lake Toya. After the eruption of the volcano, a strange and strange valley formed by the melting rock; gray and brown rock layers plus a lot of geothermal heat from the ground to form a special volcanic landscape. Therefore, it has created the special hot spring resources of Noboribetsu. Some of them are hydrogen sulfide water, some are salt water, and some contain iron. Soaking them is beneficial to the human body.