Jukai Onsen Hakua

I'm gonna drive.

Original Text

A small hot spring facility along the Hobetsu National Highway. It is a fluffy and transparent hot water, one indoor bath and one open-air bath. It was a holiday, but it was vacant. There was also a rest area where you could eat.

It's quiet.

Original Text

It is a hot bath facility in Hobetsu Town. The place is not a tourist spot. From Sapporo, I think it's about 10 minutes away from the Hobetsu interchange if it's high speed. Basically, it's a small facility for townspeople, and I visited ＧＷ, but it's very vacant. There is also a simple post office in the hot bath facility, making it a unique facility. The bathing fee is 540 yen and you can buy it at the ticket vending machine. Credit cards are not available. There is an open-air bath in a small indoor bath. The hot water is a cold spring, heating ...

it's hard to get through.

Original Text

I stopped by on the way from Hobetsu Town to Hobetsu Interchange. It may have been good along the national highway before the highway was built, but it is quiet and away from Hobetsu Town. Inner bath 1 open-air bath 1, no sauna, water bath. It was in a rental state after noon on Saturday.

There's an open-air bath.

Original Text

It is located along National Highway 274 and Ishikatsu Jukai Road, but please note that it is located in the back of the national highway. Also, it is closed from January to March, so don't make a mistake! Due to the nature of the hot spring, I couldn't take a picture inside. It is common as a hot spring facility and there is nothing special to mention. It is the level that you should go when you think that you want to pass nearby and go to the hot spring ～.