Chūgū Onsen
中宮温泉
A historic national park hot spring resort featuring mineral-rich waters that turn yellow-brown when exposed to the air.
What it is
- A hot spring resort located within the boundaries of Hakusan National Park.
- Designated as a National Recreation Hot Spring Resort for its therapeutic qualities.
- Founded in 1574 with a bathing room credited to discovery by Taicho Daishi.
- The area features two inns and one public outdoor bath for visitors.
What to see
- Spring water that turns a distinct yellow-brown color upon oxidation.
- Natural scenery surrounding the hot spring source within the national park.
- Outdoor bathing facilities with water containing sodium chloride and hydrogen carbonate.
When to go
- Visit between May and November to avoid the winter closure period.
- The resort is closed from December to April due to heavy snow.
Getting there
- Take the Hakusan City community bus to the Chūgū Onsen stop.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Chūgū Onsen Open in Google Maps
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