Obereberi Onsen Suikoen

A day-use hot spring facility boasting a variety of baths, including a free-flowing indoor bath, an open-air bath with a sense of freedom, a germanium far-infrared sauna, and a jet bath with gentle water pressure for a soothing massage effect. The name Suikoen ("Water Light Garden") is said to have originated from the way the local spring water sparkled brilliantly.

The hot spring here is classified as a Moor Onsen, a simple thermal spring. Unlike volcanic hot springs rich in mineral content, Moor Onsen passes through underground peat layers, giving it a unique organic composition. When exposed to air, the water takes on a brownish hue, and its plant-derived properties are known for making the skin silky smooth, making it a favorite among hot spring enthusiasts.

Nestled in a forest, the baths—whether the open-air bath or the large-windowed indoor bath—offer scenic views of nature, including Japanese elm and cherry trees, as well as heron nests. Located along the road leading to Obihiro Airport, it’s an ideal spot to unwind at the end of a journey.