Wakkanai Onsen Dome

This is probably the northernmost hot spring facility in Japan, and as such, they offer bathing certificates for a fee. The water is a sodium chloride bicarbonate spring (highly adjusted, weakly alkaline hot spring) with a source temperature of approximately 33°C, and water is added and heated. With this hot spring in the area, as well as the northernmost public bath, Midori-yu, and Yamwakkanai Hot Spring, travelers and car campers will have plenty to choose from, so they won't be left without a bath. The cost is 600 yen per adult, and tickets are purchased from a ticket machine. Payment is cash only. The lockers in the changing room have locks that require an additional 100 yen to be returned, so it's a good idea to bring extra 100 yen coins. On clear days, you can see Mount Rishiri from the bath.

This is the northernmost hot spring on the mainland. There are various types of baths, including a waterfall bath and a mugwort bath. The water is a little chlorinated, but the view from the open-air bath is exceptional. You can see Rishiri Fuji and Rebun Island, and the sunsets are also beautiful. If you lean over the fence in the men's open-air bath, you'll be completely visible from the road, lol. You can also see many deer munching on weeds in the vacant lot next door. There is also an observation deck on the second floor of the facility, from which you can enjoy the view. As this is the northernmost hot spring, two types of commemorative cards are sold on the second floor as well. The clientele is mostly locals. Tourists, please be mindful of manners.

Wakkanai Onsen Dome ♨️ The open-air bath has a smooth, brown sodium chloride and bicarbonate hot spring that flows freely. The source water flows at a subtle temperature from the faucet. It is also circulated. The sauna has an electric heater at 85-87°C and is L-shaped with two levels. There is a TV. The cold bath is 16°C. There are plenty of relaxation chairs in the indoor bath. There are no relaxation chairs in the open-air bath, but in strong winds it gets cold quickly even when standing. Even if you put a chair down, it may get blown away. Shampoos are included and it costs 600 yen.

The most Northern Onsen in Japan You will be able to enjoy the Excellent view of Sunset if you step out to the outdoor pool Special rate for 65 and above Local ¥100 Others discount Free parking, located only 15 minutes drive from the city center Operated nearly 20 years, very popular amongst the local residents and Japanese tourists, average over 500 peoples daily, so even weekdays are packed Old but clean facilities, and friendly staff Highly recommend

Great spacious onsen with many baths and jacuzzi. Winter is so cold and it's especially enjoyable to go outside bath. Hair dryers are very good!