How long should you spend at Fukiage open-air Onsen?

Visitors typically stay for about 1 to 2 hours.

When is the best time to visit Fukiage open-air Onsen?

Arrive very early in the morning for a peaceful experience before it gets busy.

Fukiage open-air Onsen

Tourist AttractionSpa

4.6

(1.2k)

This is a free, open-air natural hot spring set in a forest, offering two distinct baths. It's known for its beautiful natural surroundings, especially in winter, and is maintained by local volunteers.

Address

温泉 Fukiage, Kamifurano, Sorachi District, Hokkaido 071-0579, Japan

Website

https://www.kamifurano.jp/archives/facility_item/582/

Opening Hours

OPEN 24 HOURS (Thu)

Phone

+81 167-45-6983

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Worth it?

Worth it if you want a free, natural hot spring experience surrounded by nature

Skip if you prefer private baths or guaranteed solitude

Visitors consistently praise the beautiful forest setting and the natural ambiance of the onsen.3 mentions

The onsen is free to use, making it an accessible option for a hot spring experience.3 mentions

The facility is well-maintained and clean, thanks to the efforts of local volunteers.2 mentions

The onsen can get busy, especially as the morning progresses, shifting from tranquil to crowded.1 mention

The public toilets in the free parking area are not consistently clean.1 mention

Location

温泉 Fukiage, Kamifurano, Sorachi District, Hokkaido 071-0579, Japan

Highlights

The lower bath offers a comfortable temperature, while the upper bath is very hot, with a cold water pipe available to adjust the lower pool's temperature.

The onsen is a 150m walk from the parking lot, immersing you in the forested nature before you even reach the baths.

Who it's for

Solo

Couples

Friends

No wheelchair entrance

No accessible parking

Free parking

Paid parking

Travelers looking for a rustic, natural onsen experience and those who appreciate serene forest settings. It's suitable for those who don't mind mixed-gender bathing and potentially busy conditions.

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Know before you go

While some visitors wear bathing suits, many go in naked, and it is a mixed-gender facility.

Google Maps incorrectly lists a ticket fee; this onsen is free, with the fee referring to a different onsen across the road.

Reviews

4.6

Exceptional

5 Reviews

Reviewers love this open-air onsen for its two natural hot spring baths, noting the comfortable lower bath and the very hot upper bath. The beautiful forest surroundings and the fact that it's free are major highlights, with many appreciating the cleanliness maintained by local volunteers.