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公園設計簡潔，但很有在地風情。石碑、鳥居與自然融為一體，給人一種莊嚴又平靜的感覺。秋天來的話，紅葉與熱氣交織的畫面特別夢幻，超適合拍照。晚上部分時間還有打燈，增添不少神秘感！
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Sengen Park
One of Hokkaido’s most powerful spiritual spots, known for its erupting geyser.
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Located in the center of the Noboribetsu Onsen area, Sengen Park was created in 2008 to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the hot spring’s opening. The park utilizes a natural geyser originally discovered in the bathing area of a dismantled hotel. Fed by hot spring water flowing from the nearby Jigokudani (Hell Valley), the geyser erupts dramatically every three hours—reaching up to 8 meters high amid a cloud of steam and rumbling sounds.
In front of the geyser stands “Onikko,” a cute statue modeled after a traditional demon, a beloved symbol of Noboribetsu Onsen. Holding a wooden bucket, the statue has become a popular photo spot for visitors.
The park is also home to a series of colorful kanabō (iron club) monuments scattered across the grounds. Eight are visible above ground, while legend says a ninth is buried at their intersection. As one of Hokkaido’s premier spiritual spots, each club is said to grant different blessings—purple for success, green for financial fortune, and the hidden ninth for the fulfillment of great wishes.
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A geyser park established in 2008.
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The geyser erupts every three hours, reaching heights of up to 8 meters.
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Considered one of Hokkaido’s most powerful spiritual spots.
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Features colorful kanabō (iron club) monuments, each believed to offer different blessings.
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The sight of the geyser erupting is truly spectacular.
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A charming statue of Onikko, a cute demon figure, stands proudly in the park.
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Details
- Name in Japanese
- 泉源公園
- Postal Code
- 059-0551
- Address
- Sengen Park, Noboribetsuonsencho, Noboribetsu City, Hokkaido
- Telephone
- 0143-84-3311(Noboribetsu International Tourism and Convention Association)
- Closed
- Free to walk
- Business Hours
- Walk anytime
- Admission
- Free
- Access
- From JR Noboribetsu Station, take a bus and get off at “Takiippon-mae.” It’s a 1-minute walk from there.
- Official Website
- Official Website (Japanese)