The unspoiled nature and hot springs with the scent of sulfur are a must-see! Lake Yunoko
- Tochigi
- Experience Gifu
The final stage of Oku-Nikko trip!
Lake Yunoko was formed when the Yugawa River was dammed by the eruption of Mitake (Mt. Mitake). There is a hiking course that takes about one hour around the lakeshore, and visitors can enjoy the pristine nature of the virgin virgin forest primeval forest of broad-leaved trees such as Japanese knotweed, giant camphor tree, and udai kamba, and coniferous trees such as kometsuga and Japanese white fir. On the northern shore of Lake Yunoko, Oku-Nikko Yumoto Onsen hot springs line the streets, emitting the scent of sulfur.
In addition to the relatively busy Kegon Falls and the shrines and temples of Nikko, be sure to visit the Oku-Nikko area with its wonderful unspoiled nature!
Lake Yunoko with its tranquil atmosphere!
Yunotaki Waterfall, which is integrated with Lake Yunoko, is also nearby!
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Location
Yumoto, Nikko City, Tochigi Prefecture
Access
Approximately 80 minutes from JR Nikko Station or Tobu Nikko Station by bus bound for Yumoto Onsen
Short walk from Kohan-mae bus stop
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