Let the Power of Natural Spring Water Warm You From the Inside Out

The product of Lake Mashu’s underground water and Mount Io’s warming phenomenon, the spring water feeding the hot springs of Kawayu is a rarity in Japan. While here, be sure to soak in the alum and vitriol springs that contain highly acidic hydrogen sulfide, a rare type of spring water. The Kinkiyu’s grand bath can also be experienced at three temperatures: hot, warm, and lukewarm. After your bath, you will be treated to a Japanese Kaiseki-style dinner feast featuring Hokkaido seafood and beef. With a wide range of rooms to choose from, such as Japanese tatami rooms and Western-Japanese style rooms, you will not leave this relaxing hot spring disappointed.