The precipitous cliff on the Pacific Ocean coast of Muroran City stands at about 100m and goes on for a length of 14km. It’s known as a splendid scenic spot with Cape Chikyu also being such a spot.

Taisho Jigoku is a hot geyser, 10 meters in circumference, which emerged during the Taisho period (1912-26) as the result of a small explosion. Recently, the geyser responsible for the periodic changes in water level has become increasingly active at the back of the pool.

The Shiraoi Ainu Museum is one of the country's best museums about the Ainu, the indigenous people of northern Japan.

Tessen-ike is a hot steam “hell-pool” which gurgles and emits boiling water. At this small geyser, located close to the centre of Jigokudani, you can see the rising steam and boiling water at close quarters.

There is a show “Judgement of the Hell”In Enmado Temple,when it starts, the face of Enma turns to scary looking, waving hands to scare the audience.