The hot spring facility in Hiruzen Kogen Sports Park. The hot spring water contains weak radiation, and hydrogen carbonate springs are said to be effective for neuralgia, muscular pain, and skin diseases.
Get rid of your fatigue and refresh your body with one of the best natural radon hot springs in Japan. In addition to a large bath, a jacuzzi, sauna, and three open-air baths are available.
Each open-air bath offers views of Hiruzen's scenery and beautiful Japanese gardens, allowing you to enjoy the four seasons of Hiruzen.
The rest area is also available in the facility.

Hiruzen Kogen(Highland) Center is a vast amusement park surrounded by the green of the highlands.
The park is a wonderland with many attractions in the forest that make you feel as if you are in a fairyland.

Everyone is gently welcomed by the healing scents and sights that surround you at the 3-ha site on the hill, which includes herb gardens with about two hundred varieties of herbs, a mountain food park with local wild vegetables and wildflowers, and a hydrangea garden.

This natural mineral water springs from a valley at the foot of Mt Naka-Hiruzen (1,123 m), in the middle of the Hiruzen Three Peaks. The spring forms a gourd-shaped pond, 12 m east to west, and 5 m north to south, with an area of approximately 60 m2, with a depth of 1.9 m. A spring water volume of 300 liters flows each second, and the water temperature is around 11℃ all year round, which explains the name Cold Spring came from.
In 1985, Shiogama Cold Spring was considered one of the 100 best waters in Japan (Ministry of the Environment).
It is managed mainly by the local Shiogama Housankai Association, and the water is passed on as domestic water for the daily use of approximately 600 households in the area.

Hiruzen Jersey Land is located at the southern foot of one of the Hiruzen Three Peaks, Kami-Hiruzen, and vast pastureland surrounds the site.
Adorable Jersey cows graze in the open pastures, with greenery spreading as far as the eye can see.

During the Heian period, it was revered as a sacred site for mountain Buddhism.
Its rich nature, selected as one of the top 100 forests for forest bathing in Japan, and several temple buildings scattered throughout the mountain still exist.

Designated as a national important cultural asset, the Kawahara Spring sits by the Misasa bridge. The spring is a mixed bath, and is filled with rustic charm. At a glance, one can enjoy the Misasa River as well as its small brooks, and makes for a very dynamic view. Men: be brave and take the challenge. Women: wearing a bath towel into the spring is ok. For the shy, there is a foot bath available as well.
Also, there are four free foot baths and two public baths in Misasa Onsen area, other than Kawahara Spring.

The origin of Misasa Onsen, "Kabu Yu", is also known as "Moto Yu", the original Misasa Onsen.
The "Ashiyu"(Foot bath) and "Onsen water"(drinking fountain) located next to the public bath "Kabu-Yu" are available for free use.

Please come for a quick breakfast or lunch in the Shirakabe Dozo area, or just to take a short break from walking around town.
We do our best to incorporate local ingredients into our homemade products with a smile and energy.
Breakfast (bread selection may change daily), lunch, various drinks and cakes are all available.

Misasa Onsen, one of the world's best radium hot springs, has been bubbling up for over 850 years. This onsen water, revealed by the guidance of the white wolf, the messenger of Myoken Bodhisattva, boasts one of the highest radon concentrations in the world. Since the minerals from the onsen spread to the air, you can enjoy their benefits even while strolling.
If you take a quick drive from the onsen towns to Mt. Mitoku, where the national treasure, "Nageiredo" and other important cultural properties still exist, you can visit valuable cultural properties, observe plants and animals, and enjoy forest bathing there. Purify your body in the onsen, refresh your mind with forest bathing at Mt. Mitoku. We look forward to welcoming you to our healing hot spring.

This is an outdoor foot bath, located in Lake Togo Park, it is landmarked by a monument shaped like two carps. It is said that couples who soak together will have their romantic wishes fulfilled. There is also an onsen pot nearby for making onsen tamago.

Situated in Togo Lake Hawai Seaside Park, this foot bath offers stunning views of the lake. It’s the perfect location for relax. Nearby, there is an onsen pot for making onsen tamago (onsen eggs).

Located by a boat landing, This is a unique foot bath made by upcycling a fishing boat that was actually used on Lake Togo. The lake's view that spreads out before you, especially the sunset over Lake Togo, is romantic.

This is a unique foot bath that uses the bench of the bus stop, allowing visitors to rest comfortably. Taking a break while soaking your feet in the foot bath during your stroll will help you to relieve fatigue. (The bus stop is located across the street.)

A stylish foot bath designed in a South European style with sago palms plantings. The bathtub is slightly deeper and it is popular among those who enjoy hot water.You can enjoy lively conversations during your journey.

A stone built foot bath with a calm wood color and retro atmosphere. The onsen is efective for conditions like cold sensitivity and bruises.

The Tomari area is the birthplace of ground golf. Shiokaze no Oka (Hill) Tomari is a dedicated ground golf course that opened in 1993, situated on a hill overlooking the Sea of Japan.

Hawai Yu~Town is an onsen facility that opened in 1993, featuring high glass ceilings that create an open and airy atmosphere. With its modern exterior and spacious bathtubs, guests can enjoy a relaxing soak in the onsen. Popular items for sale include merchandise featuring the onsen girl "Ukino Hawaitogo" and original towels adorned with hibiscus flowers. Please note that only soap is provided in the baths, and shampoo is not available.

Ryuhokaku is a versatile spa and recreation facility that utilizes hot spring water from Togo Onsen, which flows from Lake Togo. The swimsuit area features 10 bathtubs, along with dry and mist saunas, and includes a 27-meter-long dragon slide and pool, perfect for both adults and children. The Chinese-style baths, which do not require swimsuits, are modeled after China's Huaqing Pool, known for the romantic tale of Emperor Xuanzong and Yang Guifei, and can be easily enjoyed. The on-site shop offers a variety of items, including "Ukino Hawaitogo" onsen girl goods, Yuririn goods, candy, capsule toys, frozen shijimi clams, Yurihama ice cream, beef bone ramen goods, and even features a training room.

Chinese Garden Encho-en was built in 1995 as a symbol of friendship between Tottori Prefecture and Hebei Province, China. This authentic garden was designed, sourced, and constructed entirely in China. It recreates the imperial gardens that were cherished by successive Chinese emperors. The roofs are adorned with yellow lapis lazuli tiles, symbolizing the emperor, and the buildings are decorated with over 2,000 colorful paintings, including a five-clawed dragon, crafted by Chinese artists. The park also hosts three daily performances of Chinese acrobatics, showcasing incredible skills. Additionally, it is growing in popularity as an ideal spot for Chinese cosplay.