Shiramine Onsen Sohu

Shiramine Onsen Sohu

Info

  • Address:
  • 9 Shiramine, Hakusan City, Ishikawa Prefecture
  • Public Transportation:  
Hokuriku Railway Tsurugi Station → 54 minutes by Hokutetsu Hakusan Bus Hakusan Line to Shiramine Garage, get off at Shiramine bus stop, a short walk.
  • Car Access:  
From Hokuriku Expressway Komatsu IC, 46 km via National Routes 360 and 157, 1 hour. Alternatively, from Hokuriku Expressway Hakusan IC, 46 km via National Routes 360 and 157, 1 hour.
  • Phone Number:  
  • 076-259-2839
  • Parking Number:  
40 units/free

Business Hours

12 ~ 21 o'clock (Reception is from 20: 30, Saturday and Sunday, 10 o'clock on holidays)

Price

Adults 750 yen, elementary school students 360 yen, infants (3 years and older) 260 yen.

Spot Category

Hot Spring Spots and More


Spacious inner water of Shiramine Onsen Soyu


Appearance of Shiramine Onsen Soyu


Sauna


You can take a bath while feeling the breath of nature in the four seasons. The open air has a rock bath and a cypress bath, so you can enjoy it every week

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Museum of weaving Hakusan Kobo

Ushikubi Tsumugi, passed down in the Shiramine area, is a textile said to have been brought to the villagers by a fugitive from the Genji clan after their defeat in the Heiji Rebellion in 1159. Here, you can observe the entire process from spinning thread from cocoons, twisting, dyeing, winding thread, to weaving. The use of tama-mayu (round cocoons) containing two silkworms is a characteristic of Ushikubi Tsumugi, and the technique of pulling thread from these tama-mayu is quite rare, designated as an intangible cultural asset by Ishikawa Prefecture. Experiences such as weaving and making silk dolls are also recommended. Reservations are required in advance for both admission and experiences through Nishiyama Sangyo Co., Ltd.

Baishan Dinosaur Park Baifeng

A museum located in the Kuwajima area where many dinosaur fossils were excavated. Realistic models of dinosaurs, skeletal specimens, fossils and dioramas are on display. Tyrannosaurus greeted us at the entrance, and there is a display of a skeleton replica of a diplodocus with a total length of more than 20m. There are dinosaur models not only inside the hall but also outside the hall. You can also experience fossil search in the fossil excavation square.

Hakusan Shirakawa Township White Road

A mountain sightseeing road with a total length of 33.3km connecting the city of Hakusan, Ishikawa Prefecture and the World Heritage Shirakawa Township. From the roadside with an altitude of 500m to 1450m, you can enjoy the view of many waterfalls and Hakusan, including Ubake Falls, which is one of the 100 waterfalls in Japan, and in the fall, such as the mountains and the cloud sea of the autumn leaves selected as the 100 spots of the Japanese autumn leaves, there are various sights throughout the season. At Hataya-no-yu, which is about a 20-minute walk from the Snake Valley Park, you can enjoy outdoor baths and foot baths while looking at Ubake Falls (use is required on the official website). The temperature is about 8 degrees lower than the flat area in the vicinity of the Mikataiwa car park, and it is possible to enjoy refreshing even in the summer, and you can see the mountains of Hakusan and Hida from the peak of Mikatake (1736m), which is about a 50-minute walk away.

Hiyoyama Park

A park located on top of Hiyori Mountain at an elevation of 25m on the west side of Tsukumo Bay. It is a viewpoint where you can enjoy the scenic view of the bay, and from the observation deck in the grassy area with playground equipment, you can see Tsukumo Bay and even the distant Tateyama mountain range. In spring, cherry blossoms bloom, making it a great spot for picnics.

Godzilla Rock

A rock about 4m high located on the Akagami Coast at the tip of the Noto Peninsula. It is named because its shape resembles Godzilla breathing fire towards the western sky. Due to the ground uplift caused by the Noto Peninsula earthquake in Reiwa 6, it has become connected to the land, but the Godzilla rock against the backdrop of the sinking sunset over the sea is worth seeing.

The Great Temple

Established in the first year of Kan'ei (1624) and rebuilt at its current location during the Genroku period (1688-1704). The human bone Jizo statue created by Shingai Shojin is famous. This vividly colored Jizo statue stands 4m 33cm tall, and the white parts of the face, neck, chest, hands, and feet are said to be filled with the bones of unconnected spirits that no one worships. There is also a Jūbutsudō that houses Shingai Shojin's self-portrait, nenbutsu writings, and images of welcoming deities.

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