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Geothermal phenomenon
Beppu Jigoku (Hells of Beppu)
Seven hot springs visited as scenery: the cobalt blue of Umi Jigoku, the mud of Oniishibozu, the red of Chinoike and the geyser Tatsumaki, in Kannawa and Shibaseki.
Oita · Japan
Beppu
In the destination Beppu and Yufuin.
In the photo: Beppu and the bay, seen from the hillside
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The city
What to expect from Beppu.
Beppu is the hot-spring city on Beppu Bay in Oita, where steam rises from streets and slopes. It has hundreds of baths, the Kannawa and Shibaseki hells—which are visited as scenery—the hot sand bath at Takegawara and Myoban’s yunohana huts. Mount Tsurumi, with a ropeway, rises behind the town.
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The local experience
What to see in Beppu
Bathhouse
Takegawara Onsen
A public bathhouse near Beppu Station, in a wooden building with a curved roof, famous for its hot sand bath, which is done wearing a yukata and with attendants covering you in sand.
Hot-spring village
Myoban Onsen
A thermal area on the slope above Kannawa with straw huts where yunohana crystallizes, milky waters and views over Beppu Bay.
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