Shirasawa Onsen Mori no Izumi

Two-story small day-trip hot spring facility. The hot spring, which is made by heating the source of the alkaline sodium bicarbonate spring that springs up in Sōzoku Gorge, is characterized by a smooth and slippery feeling of freshness, and is also called "rejuvenating water", and has a beautiful skin effect. There is one small bathtub for both men and women. There is a great hall in the rest room. In the great hall, banquets, groups, and groups are available (advance reservation, up to 20 people). In the cafeteria, various meal menus are prepared, such as lunch using local wild plants. A large number of straight products are available in the souvenir corner. We also recommend a one-hour walking course around the nearby Hachibashi path.

The canyon of the Oigawa main stream, which continues for about 13km downstream of the Igawa Dam. The Oi River, which flows through the bottom of the valley, meandered and was named for its terrain that blocked people. Once unexplored, the deep valley is covered with primeval forest, and can be viewed from all over the Oigawa and Doigawa lines. In particular, the highlight of the private railway is Seki-no-Sawa Bridge, which is the highest in Japan (70m). The lake, newly created by the construction of the Nagashima Dam, is viewed from Okuoi-kōami Station.

A stop-over facility near Kazikasawa, in the back of the hot spring town of Sunmatakyo Onsen. It is a hot spring spring that springs from the foot of the Southern Alps, and its spring quality is simple sulfur springs. It is said to be excellent in the beauty effect, and the skin of the steaming skin feels smooth and smooth. There is a rich and wild rock bath for men and women, and you can enjoy the deep valley beauty while taking a bath. Although it is open-air, the surrounding area is surrounded by logs, so even women can take a bath with peace of mind.