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Tabisaki
Tabisaki

奥日光湯元温泉源泉

Tourist attraction • 2559 Yumoto, Nikko, Tochigi 321-1662, Japan

4.3(472 reviews)
Kid-friendly
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Experience the Hot Spring Source in the Wetland Path of Oku-Nikko

Surrounded by Steam and the Scent of Sulfur

Standing in the tranquil wetlands of Oku-Nikko is the hot spring source. As you walk along the wooden path, you can observe the boiling of the hot spring up close, while the intense scent of sulfur permeates the air, allowing you to feel the historical charm of the source.

A Moment with Wild Animals

In the morning and evening, deer, monkeys, and wild birds come to this place. Watching the animals from the shade of the trees will give you a moment to be captivated by the breath of nature.

Leisurely Stroll

The surroundings of the wetlands are sparsely populated, allowing you to take a leisurely stroll. The scenery during the autumn foliage is especially beautiful. We would be grateful if we could convey the charm of this land with a touch of humor.

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Reviews

5(5 months ago)
Ryusei Hosono
A very interesting place where you can see onsen in the nature for free with some wooden structures. It’s marginal and smalls like eggs 🙈🙉🙊 We even saw a deer in the bushes. They said sometimes you even can see monkeys but we only saw them from the bus while driving here. A recommendation from me, but they is almost nothing here. So be prepared.
5(a year ago)
Jane Tan
Happened to visit when I went hot spring hopping! This is where the source of the regions hot spring water come from. Smell of sulphur is strong. You could look into the little huts and see the bubbling water and yellow gases emerging from it. I visited on a snowy day. It was perfect. It is said that even during winter this part does not freeze over due to the hot water. I visited the nearby onsen just at the entrance of this attraction before I visited this place. You do not need to purposely come to this place, but this is very interesting. Pop by if you’re around the area. It’s free!
4(6 months ago)
Cher Lee Kiat
Amazing hot spring with lots of sulphur smell. The place was super crowded with a huge party of students when we were there.
4(a year ago)
Ondřej Košut
A marsh. Nice place to visit. We saw a monkey picking and eating some roots which was fun. It is a small place and it stinks a lot. Visit for free
5(4 years ago)
N L
Nice little spot! There were children there out on a trip, all eager to dip their ten yen coins in the sulfurous water and clean them. There were also ducks. Nice!

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