Noboribetsu Onsen ♨️🌋👹

Another windy journey, which sadly wasn't the most pleasant road to ride in. Nevertheless it was a short riding day because I had planned to spend the day in the Ainu Museum. Once I arrived at the campsite it had beautiful sea views and access to my very first Onsen (japanese hotspring, separated by sex where you go in naked, you will have to shower first in a public shower that is normally super nice, you pour hot water to yourself from a designated place and then you are welcomed to enjoy the hot spring water with a folder towel in your head, which seems to be all japanese favorite). I had the onsen mostly to myself both times I went (evening and very early in the morning) and it had a ryokan (outside onsen).

⛺Izumi Hot Spring Camping Ground (it was super overpriced and pretty busy, but it had access to the onsen, beautiful beach sight views and close to the Hell Valley)
🏯 To do: Jugokudani Valley and Lake Kuttara loop, takimokatan onsen (expensive butworth it, biggest onsen in hokkaido with 14 onsens and 7 types of minerals, also oldest building from Noboribetsu)Baca lagi