Toyotomi Onsen (far north)

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Toyotomi Onsen Fureai Center – Illustrative onsen mood image
Hokkaido · Toyotomi Onsen (far north)Tattoos: Ask ahead

Toyotomi Onsen Fureai Center

The town-run bathhouse at the heart of Toyotomi Onsen, Japan's northernmost hot-spring village, an hour by car from Wakkanai airport. The spring was struck during oil exploration in 1926 and still carries traces of petroleum — a rarity worldwide, with an oily smell and slippery feel. It is famed as a 'miracle bath' that draws people from across Japan seeking relief from atopic dermatitis and psoriasis. Besides the general bath there is a cooler cure bath for long soaks. Admission is a cheap ¥510; open 10:00–21:00 (last entry 20:30), closed every other Thursday. The canteen serves jingisukan lamb and set meals. Fit it into a far-north drive with the Sarobetsu wetlands and views of Mt Rishiri. About 10 minutes by bus from JR Toyotomi Station.

Day-trip onsenPublic bathhouse (sento)Day use ¥510
Hotel Toyotomi – Illustrative onsen mood image
Hokkaido · Toyotomi Onsen (far north)Tattoos: Ask ahead

Hotel Toyotomi

A brick-facade onsen hotel in Toyotomi Onsen, Japan's northernmost hot spring village in Hokkaido. The spring gushed out during oil drilling - an oily sodium chloride strong-salt spring known as the oil bath, a rarity worldwide, famed for therapeutic bathing for atopic skin conditions. Alongside the town-run Fureai Center, it is a flagship inn of the onsen street. The glass-roofed large bath has a sauna and cold bath, and day bathing runs 11:00-21:30 at 500 yen for adults and 250 yen for children. Many say the petroleum scent is milder here than at the Fureai Center, making it a gentle introduction to Toyotomi Onsen. Convenient for touring the Sarobetsu Wetlands and Cape Soya, with parking for 40 cars.

Onsen ryokanDay-trip onsenDay use ¥500