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The remains of an explosion crater about 450 metres across and 11 hectares in area. A ramp suitable for wheelchairs leads to the viewing deck.
A gourd-shaped pond about 1 km round, formed by an eruption of Mount Hiyori. Sulphur spring water at about 130°C gushes from the bottom; even the surface is around 40–50°C.
Soak your feet in a river of hot-spring water overflowing from Oyunuma. It is on the walking trail, right by Taisho Jigoku, and free.
Beside the hot-spring river running down from Jigokudani, a geyser erupts with a roar and a cloud of steam about every three hours.
Some inns and bathhouses admit non-staying guests. The association's day-use list shows where you can bathe.
Rules on tattoos differ widely between facilities and you may be refused, so check ahead. Some inns have private baths you can reserve, or in-room baths, that guests with tattoos can use.
Leave your clothes in a basket or locker in the changing room. Swimwear is not worn. Taking photos in the bathing area is prohibited.
Before getting into the bath, pour hot water over yourself with a bucket (kakeyu) and wash your body clean at the washing area.
Get in slowly rather than jumping in. Do not swim or splash. Avoid drinking alcohol before bathing.
Do not put your towel in the bath; rest it on your head or on the edge of the tub. Tie up long hair.
When you get out, dry your body well before you go back into the changing room.
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Rules on tattoos, swimwear and mixed bathing, and whether soap and towels are provided, differ between facilities. Follow the instructions on site.
礼仪的出处: 観光庁 旅館 Q&A / 観光庁 多言語解説文データベース Japanese Hot Springs: Manners and Rules / 東京の観光公式サイト GO TOKYO 習慣とマナー / JNTO Understanding and Mastering Japanese Manners and Etiquette / JNTO Guide to Hot Springs in Japan's National Parks(環境省 提供)