Road Station Papasland Sappu

The colorless and transparent hot water is poured into private water and open-air baths for each gender; the inside of the hall is barrier-free, and the private bath is for disabled people (by appointment).

An information exchange facility in Kiyosato, where Mount Shari, one of Japan's 100 Great Mountains, is the symbol of the town. There is an office of the Kiyosato Tourist Association, and the hall provides tourist information and local information. It is adjacent to the Kiyosato Shochu Brewery, which brews potato shochu using potatoes and the underground water of Mount Shari, a specialty of Kiyosato, and the shop in the facility sells the Kiyosato shochu tasting, as well as regional specialty products, crafts, vegetables and other items. There are also Kiyosato wheat udon noodles and ramen at the cafe, and Kiyosato potatoes and onion delicious cutlet curry. Soft serve using pasteurized Okhotsk milk is also recommended.

A shochu brewery that brews potato shochu using potatoes, a specialty of Kiyosato-cho, and underground water from Mount Shari. Potato shochu, which is characterized by soft flavor and sweetness, was born in 1979. It currently brews "Hokkaido Kiyosato" and "Hokkaido Kiyosato <5 Years of Sake". The tour will show equipment used for manufacturing through glass from the tour aisle, as well as introducing the manufacturing process with panels and footage. During the potato harvest season, the brewing season is from September to November, so check the tour by phone or official site in advance. Purchase is at the adjacent "Kiyoto Information Exchange Facility Kiyokuru" where you can sample shochu.