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Jozankei Onsen

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★ 4.8 (2K+ reviews) • 3K+ booked
Located in the picturesque Shikotsu-Toya National Park, Jozankei Onsen is Hokkaido's largest hot spring town. With 20 traditional Ryokan inns and healing mineral-rich hot springs, this charming spot attracts 1.4 million visitors a year. Whether you're seeking relaxation or outdoor adventures, Jozankei offers the perfect getaway minutes away from Sapporo City. Enjoy a wide range of accommodations and activities, including canoeing, rafting, horseback riding, and fruit picking, making it an ideal destination for a rejuvenating escape.
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Jozankei Onsen, Minami Ward, Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan
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4.8 /5
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Klook客路用户
25 Oct
The driver Mr. Sawakami and Catherine, who speaks four languages, are very serious and responsible. Catherine will tell us a lot about Hokkaido, as well as what to eat and where to eat. I look forward to meeting them again when I come to Hokkaido in winter.
ผู้ใช้ Klook
20 Oct
This is our second time buying this package. It is very good value and excellent. It is convenient to travel and also includes access to the onsen at a great price. If we go again, we will definitely buy this package again.
Klook 用戶
18 Sep
Collect your tickets on the first floor of the Odori Park TV Tower. The staff can speak Chinese. The Jozankei bus timetable will be attached. You can find a convenient location to get on the bus (I got on the bus at Susukino Station and got off at Susukino on the return trip). There will be Jozankei patterns next to the buses, so you don’t have to worry about getting on the wrong bus. , the driver will look at the ticket (make sure you don’t miss the month and date). The distance is about an hour. Choose where you want to get off, and then you can take your time in Jozankei. Highly recommended for travelers who want to take a bath.
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Kristina ************
1 Sep
The local bus accepted the physical ticket but it was too long with many stops. I recommend to try getting on the Kappa Liner even if you have forgotten to book in advance. The driver on the way back was nice that he let us ride on the way back to Sapporo. As for the outdoor hot spring, the scenery was very picturesque that made me want to go back in winter so that will elevate the whole onsen experience. There was a curry restaurant where we have had our lunch, the spiciness level is non existent. I thought that since this was not Japanese curry, then the chicken marsala we ordered would be very spicy but it was not.
Bea *
16 Aug
Get the ticket from Sapporo TV Tower Information Center. Onsen was very relaxing. Bus tickey is convenient to use.
Cheung ********
23 Jul
Buy it and use it immediately. You can redeem the bus ticket and hot spring ticket under the TV tower. The staff clearly explains how to use it. There are several reserved buses throughout the day. If there is still a seat without a reservation, you can use it. They also explain the special features of the 5 hot springs. , allowing you to choose what you like. Easy to use.
MariaLovella ******
28 Jun
near bus stop.. good location. very relaxing place.. easy to find..excellent services.💙💙💙💙💙💙
KE ********
22 Jun
Two days before departure, I went to the information center under the Sapporo TV Tower to exchange the paper pass. The staff could speak Chinese and explain how to use the bus pass and hot spring pass. For bus tickets, you use coins to scratch off the year, month and day you want to go to. I showed it to the driver when I got on and off the bus. The hot spring roll is a choice of three, and can be used at Yunohana, Manseikaku, or Toyohirakyo hot springs in Jozankei. The bus stop is at bus stops 26 and 27 on the right side of Tokyu Department Store, or you can come from Exit 23 of Shin-Sapporo Station. Walking down from Exit 23, there is a bus information board, toilets and chairs where you can rest. I got off at the Daiichi HOTEL parking lot stop in Jozankei, walked a few steps, had lunch (egg rice bowl) at Coke (with restrooms), and there are two paths from Futami Park (with restrooms) across the Futami Suspension Bridge , one of the viewing platforms is currently closed. Take another road to the parking lot behind Yunohana. Go out and take Route 230. The sidewalk on the left is very wide. Then walk towards Toyoheikyo Hot Spring. You will pass a small driver's rest stop (with a toilet) on the way. After soaking in the hot springs at Toyohei Gorge (bring your own towel or rent it locally, the open-air view is great), there is a bus stop diagonally opposite the entrance. I took the bus at 16:53 (the last bus was 19:53) and returned in front of the Sapporo TV Tower. Get off at Odori Park, 18:12 pm, it’s still dark, 2024.06.17.
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Must-Visit Attractions Near Jozankei Onsen

Hoheikyo Onsen

For those who adore onsen bathing, don't miss the chance to visit Hoheikyo Onsen, located just a short distance south of Jozankei. Known for having Japan's most extensive open-air baths, these serene waters can host up to 200 guests at once. With picturesque views of fresh greenery surrounding the area, a tranquil and rejuvenating experience is waiting for you at Hoheikyo Onsen.

Hana Momiji

Experience the warm hospitality and traditional charm of Hana Momiji, a delightful hotel offering exquisite dining experiences and a rooftop bath with panoramic views. In this Jozankei hotel, feel the essence of Japanese hospitality and relaxation, where you can get a nature's escape from the ski resort nearby.

Toyako Onsen

Located at the foot of Mount Usu, Toyako Onsen is a popular hot spring resort town on the shores of Lake Toya. This vibrant destination includes luxury hotels with scenic hot spring baths that overlook the lake. For a small fee, day visitors can also enjoy these relaxing baths. Take a walk along the lakeside promenade with foot baths and catch the nightly fireworks from May to October. Plus, get the chance to ride a sightseeing boat cruise departing from this picturesque area.

Shikotsu Toya National Park

Shikotsu-toya National Park is famous for its stunning lakes, Toyako and Shikotsuko. Easily reached from Sapporo, this national park offers all kinds of outdoor activities, including hiking and enjoying soothing hot springs in outdoor baths with its scenic landscapes of caldera lakes, onsen towns, and volcanoes. With five unique areas to explore, you can enjoy the natural beauty of Toyako Lake, Shikotsuko Lake, Noboribetsu, Jozankei, and Mount Yotei, a striking volcano near Niseko.

Jozankei Shrine

Visit Jozankei Shrine to enjoy panoramic views of Jozankei Onsen. As you approach the shrine, you'll be greeted by the enchanting sight of Ezoengosaku flowers blooming in spring and vibrant fall foliage in autumn. The shrine's tranquil surroundings serve as the starting point for the trail leading to Mt. Yuhi, attracting hikers seeking relaxation and rejuvenation surrounded by natural beauty.

Tips for Your Jozankei Onsen Experience

  • Several baths offer day or half-day passes for visitors.

  • Small foot baths of hot water are scattered around town, ideal for a quick pick-me-up.

  • There is an entrance fee to access the Iwato Kannondo temple.

  • When at an onsen, make sure to follow the proper bathing and washing instructions; Japanese bathing etiquette is quite strict.

  • Jozankei Onsen (hot spring) typically sets apart their bathing areas into male and female sections.

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