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activity noboribetsu

Explore the Noboribetsu Region

adex Adventure Experience 

Noboribetsu provides visitors a range of activities to suit your interests and fitness, from easy introductory experiences to hard-core adventures, and are available with English and/or Japanese speaking guides. 

第一滝本館の大浴場

Unwind with
Onsen Access

Enjoy free access to Hokkaido's largest onsen, the Grand Bath in Takimotokan our sister company. At The Grand Bath, features 5 different free flowing springs which includes 2 Takimotokan sourced.

Sulphur, Alum, Ferrous Sulphate, Salt and Sodium springs fed to 35 various bathing pools.

Opening hours: 4:00 - 1:00am

*Open-air baths and saunas open 5:00 - 24:00

adex innの大浴場

Natural Salt Bathing, 
direct from the Source

At adex inn, our large onsen bath is fed by hot sulphur water directly from the source spring, without any filtering. As a result, the water is cloudy and dense with suspended sulphur, providing a deeply soothing dose of natural bath salts.

As the sulphur precipitates out, it settles on the bottom of the bath in onsen flowers, known as yunohana.

adex innの大浴場
adex innの大浴場入口
adex innの大浴場
adex innの大浴場
adex innの大浴場
adex innの大浴場入口
adex innの大浴場

Natural Salt Bathing, direct from the Source

At adex inn, our large onsen bath is fed by hot sulphur water directly from the source spring, without any filtering. As a result, the water is cloudy and dense with suspended sulphur, providing a deeply soothing dose of natural bath salts. As the sulphur precipitates out, it settles on the bottom of the bath in onsen flowers, known as yunohana.

第一滝本館の大浴場

Unwind with
Unlimited Onsen
Access

Enjoy fre 24 hour  access to Hokkaido(s largest onsen, the Grand Bath in Takimotokan, a value of ¥2,250. After check-out, you can enjoy a day in the onsen without charge. Noboribetsu comes from the Ainu name, “Nupurupet”, meaning 'cloudy white river',and the healing powers of its hot springs have long been known to the Ainu people, leading to to establishment of Noboribetsu Onsen town over 160 years ago. 

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