[Aomori/Shimokita] Mount Osore, one of Japan's three great sacred places

Osorezan, the closest place to the afterlife, where the landscapes of hell and paradise spread out before you. Crossing the drum bridge over the Sanzu River and entering the sacred area, you will see a landscape reminiscent of the afterlife, with stones piled up and sulfur gas spewing out from various places. Gokurakuhama, with its beauty reminiscent of the Pure Land, Jigokudani, where the smell of sulfur hangs over, the desolate Muken Jigoku, and Chi no Ike Jigoku... At Sai no Kawara, there are stones piled up by parents to mourn their deceased young child, and a spinning windmill, giving off a sense of sadness. ◆Free hot springs Hot springs with the smell of sulfur bubble up. There are four bathhouses within the sacred area, and worshippers can bathe for free, but please note that there are mixed baths and men and women can switch between baths! They are also closed in winter, so please check the official website! #0yentravelautumn