Yumata Onsen
湯俣温泉
A remote riverside hot spring where visitors dig their own baths near unique geyser cones and mountain hiking trails.
What it is
- A hot spring area located at the confluence of the Mizumata and Yumata rivers.
- A destination featuring the Yumata Sanso and Seiranso mountain huts on opposing banks.
- Home to geyser cones designated as a natural monument since 1922.
What to see
- Open-air baths that visitors can dig themselves directly into the riverbed.
- Natural geyser cone formations located a short distance from the main spring area.
- The Takemura Shindo trail which leads hikers toward Mount Noguchigoro.
- The Ito Shindo trail connecting the area to the Mitsumata Sanso hut.
Getting there
- Take a taxi or walk to Takase Dam as general vehicles are prohibited past Nanakura.
- Follow the trail from Takase Dam for a three-hour walk to reach the hot springs.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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