Kitakobushi Shiretoko Hotel & Resort
A resort offering an experience where the sea view, heat, cold, and hot water harmonize, featuring an observation large bath on the top floor overlooking the Sea of Okhotsk, combined with a panoramic sauna and an open-air terrace. The sauna circulates moist heat with an automatic löyly every 10 minutes, sharply switching heat with a cold plunge bath. The water is a sodium-chloride spring, and guests can move between the alternating open-air bath 'Shione' and the large bath 'Oonami', enjoying the synchronization of sea views, heat, cold, and hot water.
Kitakobushi Shiretoko Hotel & Resort
A resort offering an experience where the sea view, heat, cold, and hot water harmonize, featuring an observation large bath on the top floor overlooking the Sea of Okhotsk, combined with a panoramic sauna and an open-air terrace. The sauna circulates moist heat with an automatic löyly every 10 minutes, sharply switching heat with a cold plunge bath. The water is a sodium-chloride spring, and guests can move between the alternating open-air bath 'Shione' and the large bath 'Oonami', enjoying the synchronization of sea views, heat, cold, and hot water.
Hot Spring Information
Hot Spring
An observation bath that becomes one with the sea of Shiretoko, filled with sodium-chloride spring water. It gently adheres to the skin, leaving a lasting warmth after bathing. Moving between the open-air bath 'Shione' overlooking the vast ocean and sea breeze, and the indoor bath, body temperature and vision slowly unwind. Heat, tranquility, and sea views overlap, naturally relieving the tension of travel.
Sauna & Cold Bath Information
KAKUUNA
A dry sauna with a wide window offering a view of the sea. The HARVIA stove provides gentle convection and far-infrared from the stones, increasing heat density with an automatic löyly every 10 minutes. Designed for immersion with no TV, only ambient sounds, ensuring the shortest path to the outdoor bath 'TOKONOU TERRACE'.
UNEUNA
A sauna room with a high sense of enclosure, inspired by a wooden cave. Like KAKUUNA, it conducts automatic löyly at 10-minute intervals, providing a stable supply of moist heat waves. The sea and mountain range visible through the window create a visual escape, supporting a 'totonou' cycle of sweating and calming.