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most visited sights
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in Daisetsuzan
 
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Tenninkyo Onsen
 
basic information

Tenninkyo is a small, slightly run down hot spring resort in the back of a valley in Daisetsuzan National Park, not far from Asahidake Onsen.

From the end of the village, there is a trail to the spectacular, 270 meter high Hagoromo Falls. It takes less than 10 minutes to reach the base of the falls.

If you continue on the trail, you will come to another waterfall, and there are also hiking trails, which lead deeper into the mountains.

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how to get there

Buses provide access to Tenninkyo from Asahikawa, Hokkaido's second largest city. Asahikawa can be reached from Sapporo by train (90 minutes, about 4500 Yen) or highway bus (120 minutes, 2000 Yen).

During summer (mid June to mid October), four direct buses operate between Asahikawa Station and Tenninkyo. During winter the number of daily round trips is reduced to two. The one way journey takes between one and two hours and costs 1320 Yen.

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