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Unzen was Japan's first national park, and its greatest attraction is its rich, abundant nature. The majestic mountains show their seasonal appearance: azaleas in spring, greenery in summer, fall leaves in autumn, and hoarfrost in winter. Unzen Onsen, located deep in the mountains, boasts a history of more than 1,300 years and prospered as a summer resort for Westerners when Japan was opened to the rest of the world. Unzen Onsen is a hot spring resort where visitors can feel the full energy of the earth, including Unzen Jigoku, where pure white steam billows out of fumaroles.
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| Address | 854-0621 長崎県雲仙市小浜町雲仙 | |
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| TEL | 0957-73-3434 | |
| FAX | 0957-73-2261 | |
| Access | 1 hour and 15 minutes by bus from JR Isahaya Station, or 1 hour and 5 minutes by car from the Isahaya Interchange |
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Nearby Sightseeing Spots
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Tohtoumiya Honpo
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Unzen Jigoku (Unzen Hell)
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Unzen Shrine
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Unzen Omocha (Toy) Museum
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Nita Pass
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Misojien
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Tansansen (carbonated spring)
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Unzen Fugen-dake
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Obama Onsen
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Obama Champon
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Hot Foot 105
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Iwado Shrine
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Chijiwa Observatory / Chijiwa Tourist Center
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Arima Christian Heritage Museum
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Remains of Hara Castle / Les vestiges du château de Hara
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Memorial Park of Houses Destroyed by Debris Flow
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Mt. Unzen Disaster Memorial Hall (Gamadasu Dome)
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Old Samurai Residences
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Yutorogi Foot Bath
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Shimabara Castle