Noboribetsu Jigokudani (Hell Valley)

Su Noboribetsu Jigokudani (Hell Valley)

The view from the Jigokudani Observatory is a rare opportunity to feel the direct energy of the Earth.
The Oni Hanabi (Ogre Fireworks) held on specific nights in June, July, and September is a special program that enhances the dramatic night scenery.
It is a perfect spot to capture high-impact photographs of natural steam and geological formations.
Combining this visit with the nearby hot spring facilities will ensure a complete and fulfilling Hokkaido experience.

Consigli

Payment

Cash may be required for parking fees.

Language Support

English signage availability is unconfirmed.

Reservations

No prior reservation is needed for the Oni Hanabi event (subject to capacity limits).

Clothing

Wear comfortable walking shoes as paths can be wet and uneven.

Photography

Photography of the landscape is permitted.

Accessibility

Access to the observatory may be limited due to the natural terrain.

Etiquette

Be mindful of the strong sulfur scent in the area.

The view from the Jigokudani Observatory is a rare opportunity to feel the direct energy of the Earth.
The Oni Hanabi (Ogre Fireworks) held on specific nights in June, July, and September is a special program that enhances the dramatic night scenery.
It is a perfect spot to capture high-impact photographs of natural steam and geological formations.
Combining this visit with the nearby hot spring facilities will ensure a complete and fulfilling Hokkaido experience.

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