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Tokachigawa Onsen is home to a rare peat-based hot spring in Japan known as a moor spring.
A moor spring is an alkaline hot spring that contains humic substances derived from lignite (sub-bituminous coal), so named because its effects are similar to those of moor baths. Compared with ordinary mineral springs, this type of spring is unusually rare worldwide, making it a precious resource with limited supply.
An authentic sample of lignite is on display at the Tokachigawa Onsen Association, so please come and see it!
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The spring water at Tokachigawa Onsen is an uncommon peat-based (moor) spring originating from lignite (sub-bituminous coal). It is classified as a mineral spring and is believed to be beneficial for neuralgia, joint pain, and general weakness.
A rare sample of lignite is displayed at the Tokachigawa Onsen Tourist Information Center—visitors to Tokachigawa Onsen should definitely check it out!
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