Shirakawago Hirase

Shirakawa-mura, known for its gassho-zukuri village, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is also a hot spring village. Shirakawa Village is located in the northwestern part of Gifu Prefecture, bordering Toyama Prefecture in the north and Ishikawa Prefecture in the west via Hakusan National Park, which is centered on the sacred Mt. Hakusan. Surrounded by steep mountains, the village is dotted with 17 long and narrow villages along the Shogawa valley. I have. Hirase Onsen, which is the starting point for climbing the sacred Mt. Hakusan, has been a hot spring resort since ancient times. It is said that she got her own child after her long-cherished wish came true. From June to October, you can climb Mt. Hakusan from the Oshirakawa River in the national park, campsite surrounded by virgin forests of giant beech and horse chestnuts, and view the majestic Shiramizu Falls and the emerald-colored Lake Hakusui. You can enjoy the great outdoors, such as an open-air bath where you can bathe while bathing. In addition, at Oshirakawa Onsen Shiramizu no Yu, where you can enjoy a day trip to the hot springs, you can enjoy the excellent quality of the springs, which can be expected to have a beautiful skin effect, in a variety of styles, such as cypress baths, open-air baths, bubble baths, and sleeping baths. It is a facility. There are also Japanese-style rooms and lounges where you can relax.