Mount Iō

Sulfur spouts from everywhere, which is a very rare sight. Onsen eggs were also sold at the souvenir shop at the foot of the mountain.

The whole valley was filled with a heavy smell of sulfur, and the grass was not growing, a desolate scene. It may be psychological. I stayed for 20 minutes at close range and felt a little dizzy when I went down the mountain.

The sulfur yellow mountain tastes so strong, you can feel the sulfur and smoke up close, but the taste is more suitable for a long-term view, similar to the Hell Valley of the Dengbie, but you can rely on it closer than the Hell Valley of the Dengbie.

Hokkaido's sulfur mountain is called sulfur yellow mountain in Japanese, in fact, is still an active volcano, constantly spraying steam and sulfur smell, many places of air outlets have been smoked yellow by sulfur. When I went in late autumn, I saw that the nearby mountains had less snow.

Beibin Station where diligence and laughter meet, close to the Hawthorn Sea, snow with ice cream is excellent! ! ! so beautiful! Hahaha very nice and very nice! ! !

From Mozhou Lake all the way to Sulphur Mountain, this is also a feature of Japan. The hot gas made by active volcanoes erupts out, and reminds everyone not to be burned. When you arrive at Sulphur Mountain, you can smell a stinky smell. There is no way. Sulphur is stinky. The snowy snow in winter and the hot gas sprayed are interesting, and it is also a very interesting attraction, that is, it smells a little ╮ (╯ _╰) ╭.

I have never seen such a mountain, it feels like a gate of hell, the air is full of sulfur, strange geological landforms, it is worth seeing. There is also a Hokkaido melon in the surrounding shops. I tasted it and tasted like our cantaloupe.