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Oshino Hakkai

忍野八海

6.8

4.5/5

618 Reviews

based on 918 reviews

PondsAttractions

Open year round, 24/7

Recommended sightseeing time:2-3 hours

Address:

Shibokusa, Oshino, Minamitsuru District, Yamanashi 401-0511, JapanMap

Phone+81 555-84-4222

What travelers say:

A very comfortable and relaxing place... The breath of nature... If the weather is good, you can see Mt. Fuji clearly...

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Oshino Hakkai Highlights: Must-See Features and Attractions

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Oshino Hakkai is located in Oshino Village between Yamanaka Lake and Kawaguchi Lake in Yamanashi Prefecture. It is a group of springs that originated from the melting snow of Mount Fuji more than 1,200 years ago. It is dotted with eight small ponds with clear springs, namely Yufu Pond, Bottomless Pond, Choshi Pond, Zhuo Pond, Yong Pond, Mirror Pond, Acorus Pond, and Exit Pond. In 2013, it was listed in the world as a constituent asset of Mount Fuji. cultural heritage. Tourists generally visit Mount Fuji first and then come to Oshino Village on their return journey. Because of the fame of Mount Fuji, more and more tourists come to visit Oshino Hakkai. These spring pools are almost 8-10 meters deep and crystal clear. There are all kinds of fish swimming in the pools, reflecting the surrounding flowers and trees. The scenery is natural and exquisite, very beautiful. And it's also a great place to watch and photograph Mount Fuji. The average water temperature of the spring water in Oshino Hakkai is about 13°C. The water is clear and sweet, and it is drinkable. There are generally free self-service drinking points next to the pool. You can taste it or buy bottled ones in the souvenir shop attached take away. There is also a famous specialty here - tofu brewed with spring water, which can be eaten raw with dipping sauce, you must try it. It is also very comfortable to stroll around in this simple and simple village, with old houses with a strong Japanese style and small shops selling natural food. If you want to dine here, we recommend udon noodles and soba noodles, which taste good and are reasonably priced. In addition, the grass cakes that can be seen everywhere and the coffee brewed with spring water are also very special.

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Merzzzzz

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A very comfortable and relaxing place... The breath of nature... If the weather is good, you can see Mt. Fuji clearly...

Reviewed on May 14, 2023

天之彼方21

Excellent

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There is a famous attraction under Mount Fuji called Ninno Bahai. Ninno Bahai is a group of springs in Ninno Village between Yamanaka Lake and Kawaguchi Lake in Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan. Because of the scattered eight clear springs, "Ninno Bahai" is named and famous in the four directions. It is said that the Yakai of Ninno was there 1200 years ago, and it is the eight clear water springs filtered by the melting snow of Mount Fuji through the formation: Yudang Lake, Bottom Pool, Dumpling Pool, Turbid Pool, Chung Pool, Mirror Pool, Dumpling Pool and Exit Pool. Ninno Bahai has a name for "Japan Jiuzhaigou" among Chinese tourists. I don't know which genius came up with it. It is estimated that this comrade should have never been to Jiuzhai. The water in Ninno Bahai is very clear, but compared with Jiuzhai, it is really "the light of the campfire dare to compete with the moon".

Reviewed on Apr 23, 2023

ks 2784ks

Outstanding

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I went there when the cherry blossoms in full bloom began to fall. Mt. Fuji had a long time when the top of the mountain was covered with clouds, but I was able to take a beautiful picture when the clouds were clear. The foreign tourists were very crowded with about 80% of the total.

Reviewed on Apr 23, 2023

杜卡迪7

Outstanding

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[View] Good [Fun] Good [Cost-effective] Good

Reviewed on Sep 1, 2023

_GG***68

Excellent

Quiet crowded but looks nice if you’ll walk around, we just did not have time to explore the whole park.

Reviewed on Dec 11, 2023

芝士妹

Outstanding

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I really like it here. This is supposed to be a rural area, but it's really clean. For the first time, I saw the traditional Japanese houses, which are quiet, quiet and comfortable. Nagano Bahai, known as Japan "Jiuzhaigou", is actually composed of eight ponds. The pond water is melted by the snow of Mount Fuji. The area of each pond is not large, but the water is blue-green, clear and bottomless. It is somewhat similar to the water of Jiuzhaigou, but the area and scale are not comparable. It is reported that there is a noodle fish in the pond. The tour guide asked us to look for it by ourselves. It looks like the one on the picture, but we haven't found it for half a day. If the weather is good, the blue sky and white clouds, and Mount Fuji as the background, everything is so fantastic, but so real, it is indeed a fairyland on earth.

Reviewed on Aug 11, 2016