Yamane Stadium Exposition Seats (Yamane Ground Stone)

There was a natural hot spring, a separate hot spring, a jacuzzi open-air bath, and a bedrock bath. The area around the open-air bath is surrounded by mountains, where you can enjoy "sky-no-yō". There are two kinds of open-air baths with stone and wood themes, where you can enjoy an oxygen spring and a charcoal spring.

"Mintopia Doko" is a theme park that used the mine remains of the Dentzi Copper Mine, which produced copper, for about 280 years from Edo. It consists of an end appearance zone, where the last mining headquarters was located, and a Dongping zone, which was the base of the prime period. The center of the end appearance zone is the main building which stands on the site of the mining headquarters. There is a day-trip hot spring "Dōteko Onsen ~ Tenku no Uto ~", a kids park, and a restaurant in the building, and it is also registered as a roadside station "Mintopia Dōteko". We also recommend a mine sightseeing train that departs from the station on the second floor of the main building, as well as a sightseeing mine tunnel where you can experience from the Edo period mining scene to near-future simulations.

The mine theme park "Mintopia Dotako", which used the site of the former site of the Dizzi Copmine Mining Headquarters, was registered as a roadside station. The large site is dotted with industrial heritage sites such as the registered Tangible Cultural Property's Udashi Iron Bridge and the Nakao Tunnel, centered on the main building, which houses the day-trip hot spring facility "Dariko Onsen ~ Tenku no Yu ~" and the indoor children's play facility "Akagane Kids Park". Tourist facilities such as tourist mines and gold-sand farms have also been created. Inside the main building, there are stands and restaurants stocked with specialty goods, and the "end of the station" of the mining railway, which has restored the mountain mine-only railway, I want to go and enjoy a tour of the tourist mine shaft, which recreates the history of the "Separate Copper Mountain" with dioramas and footage.