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At Oyasukyo Daifunto, 98℃ or 208℉ of boiling water and steam spout out with a gushing sound. This ravine was formed by a rapidly moving river. You will witness the mysterious nature of the earth. Visitors can look down from a 60-meter-high bridge and see the spouting boiling water. There are a few foot baths in the area where you can take a break.
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Having a number of water falls, Oyasukyo Daifunto abounds with natural beauty. It is especially amazing in the season of autumn leaves. The combination of the white steam, the water falls and colorful leaves is breathtaking.
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The ravine is dusted with snow in the winter, displaying a totally different scene. Numerous icicles called shigakko form everywhere because of the steam rising from the ravine. Shigakko Matsuri (Icicle festival) is held in every winter, and the icicles are lit up at night. It has fun attractions, such as an ice bar and winter fireworks. You will enjoy a magical show of snow and lights.
(Source: pixta)
(Source: pixta)
At Oyasukyo Daifunto, 98℃ or 208℉ of boiling water and steam spout out with a gushing sound. This ravine was formed by a rapidly moving river. You will witness the mysterious nature of the earth. Visitors can look down from a 60-meter-high bridge and see the spouting boiling water. There are a few foot baths in the area where you can take a break.
(Source: pixta)
Having a number of water falls, Oyasukyo Daifunto abounds with natural beauty. It is especially amazing in the season of autumn leaves. The combination of the white steam, the water falls and colorful leaves is breathtaking.
(Source: pixta)
The ravine is dusted with snow in the winter, displaying a totally different scene. Numerous icicles called shigakko form everywhere because of the steam rising from the ravine. Shigakko Matsuri (Icicle festival) is held in every winter, and the icicles are lit up at night. It has fun attractions, such as an ice bar and winter fireworks. You will enjoy a magical show of snow and lights.
(Source: pixta)