All Reviews of Oshino Hakkai – The 8 Springs of Oshino page 2

The spring water here comes from Mt. Fuji's melted snow, which takes time to filter through the ground before bubbling up. The water is super clear and refreshing—just one sip tastes so pure and sweet. There are also stalls selling wasabi tofu and grilled kusa-mochi nearby. It gets pretty crowded with tour groups.

The food sold here is really tasty. You can enjoy delicious snacks while taking in the beautiful spring water and the view of Mt. Fuji.

Way too many tour groups—so noisy and crowded that it really killed the mood for sightseeing!

There were so many loud tour groups from mainland China, especially women shouting while shopping like it was a market. The men just gathered together, walking around and smoking.

I thought the "8 Springs" would be huge and take a long time to walk around, but it turned out they're just eight small ponds. I almost laughed out loud when the tour guide was explaining it. 🤭

You can see Mt. Fuji from here, but there are just too many people. Also, some of the tourists aren't very well-behaved.

There are only eight ponds, so you can see them all pretty quickly. There were a lot of tourists, and everyone crowded into the shops. It felt like a bit of a waste of time.

The air is so fresh and the ponds are crystal clear with amazing visibility. It's such a great place to live—I bet people here easily live to be a hundred! 🤭

The spring water is super clear and clean. It tastes really sweet, and I bet it would be fantastic for making tea.

The peaceful countryside vibe and the locals' simplicity really stand out. The pickled veggies are delicious, and the tofu made with pure, clean water is a must-try. Plus, the view of Mt. Fuji in the distance makes this place fantastic.