Oni Statues Noboribetsu
Imposing Oni statues mark the entrance to Noboribetsu's famous onsen town, offering a unique roadside photo opportunity.
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Oni Statues Noboribetsu
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Must-see attractions
Imposing Oni statues mark the entrance to Noboribetsu's famous onsen town, offering a unique roadside photo opportunity.
"Looks pretty cool. Can only take picture from car as no parking."
📸 Drive-by Photo Op
No parking available; best to capture these statues from your car as you drive past. :camerawithflash:
📍 Route Marker
These statues indicate you're on the right path to Noboribetsu's famous onsen and Jigokudani. :world_map:
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Giant Red Oni Statue
On the road from Noboribetsu Station
A massive, striking red demon statue that's hard to miss, pointing the way to the onsen.
Oni Statue Marker
En route to Jigokudani
Another imposing oni figure, acting as a guidepost for visitors heading to the hot spring area.
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📸 Drive-by Photo Op
No parking available; best to capture these statues from your car as you drive past. :camerawithflash:
📍 Route Marker
These statues indicate you're on the right path to Noboribetsu's famous onsen and Jigokudani. :world_map:
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📸 Drive-by Photo Op
No parking available; best to capture these statues from your car as you drive past. :camerawithflash:
📍 Route Marker
These statues indicate you're on the right path to Noboribetsu's famous onsen and Jigokudani. :world_map:
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Visitors often spot the imposing Oni statues from their cars, noting their striking presence as a marker for the onsen area. While they are visually memorable, the lack of parking means they are best appreciated as a quick roadside photo opportunity rather than a destination for a lengthy visit.
"Noboribetsu, a short excursion
Having been driving nonstop last few days, we took it easy today and visited a couple of the local sightseeing spots.
From the massive Red Demon statue ( now I know where the term “Ang Moh” comes from, Singaporeans will know what I am talking about!
#sapporo #Japantravels #MarketAdventures #gourmettravels #selfdrivingholidays #hokkaido #noboribetsu #cosmostinn"
Peter A. Knipp
"On the way from Noboribetsu Station to the Valley, this statue stands on the right side."
Hellen Pham
"Can only take picture from car as no parking. Looks pretty cool."
Gemma Sadler
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🚇 🗺️ Getting There
The Oni Statues are located on the road between Noboribetsu Station and the main onsen town, including Jigokudani (Hell Valley). They are easily visible from your vehicle as you travel towards these attractions.
Unfortunately, there is no designated parking area for visitors to stop and view the Oni Statues. They are primarily a roadside attraction meant to be seen from a moving vehicle.
🎫 🎫 Tickets & Entry
No, the Oni Statues are public roadside attractions and do not require any tickets or admission fees to view.
📸 📸 Photography
Since there's no parking, the best way to photograph the statues is from your car window as you drive by. Have your camera or phone ready to capture them quickly.
Information regarding nighttime illumination of the Oni Statues is limited, but they are most commonly photographed during daylight hours for optimal visibility.
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