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Japan's easternmost hot spring hotel is situated smack dab in the middle of the Shiretoko peninsula. A hot spring with baths geared to let you truly enjoy the great nature that can only be found in Hokkaido, include a hot spring with overflowing waters from a three tiered bath located in a lovely remote forest setting, as well as a wooden log bath which was made from cutting out trees found in the primeval forest, etc. (Only open from the end of April to the middle of November so make sure to call ahead if possible.)
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Sharigun Shari Town Iwaobetsu
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| Phone Number | 01522-4-2331 | FAX | 01522-4-2280 | |
| Visitors Bathing Price List | Adults: 800yen Children: 500yen |
Visitors Bathing Time Frame | 11:30-18:00 | |
| Lodging Price | 41ijPll10650 (One night w/2 meals) |
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| Hot Spring Type | salt springs | |||
| Specialized Circulation Equipment | no | Disinfectants | no | |
- Why "The Land of Hot Springs"?
- Hokkaido is a relatively large island, roughly 8.3 km2 (22% of Japan). It is about 2.3 times the size of Taiwan (3.6 km2), yet a bit smaller than the entire nation of Korea (9.8 km2). The plains and fields covering this island will surely remind one of Hokkaido's vastnesses. It is within this area that over 800 hot springs are located. Since Hokkaido is a large island overflowing with hot springs, it came to be known as, The Land of Hot Springs.
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