Aizankei Onsen
愛山渓温泉
A remote hot spring in Daisetsuzan National Park serving as a quiet base for mountain climbers and hikers.
What it is
- A hot spring discovered in 1909 located in Kamikawa Town, Hokkaido.
- A base for climbing Mount Daisetsu and nearby peaks.
- Part of a national park designated in 1934.
- A site featuring the Aizankei Club inn and a mountain hut.
What to see
- Natural hot spring water with a temperature of 44.2 degrees Celsius.
- The Shousenen trail which is open during the summer months.
- Trailheads leading directly to Mount Nagayama and Mount Aibetsu.
- The Aizankei Hyutte mountain hut located at the site.
When to go
- Late May to early October when the local inn is operational.
- July 14 to September 30 to access the Shousenen trail.
- Avoid mid-October to early May when access roads are closed.
Getting there
- A 50-minute car ride from Kamikawa Station.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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