A city known for its hot spring locations as well as the hells of Beppu located in Oita Prefecture, Japan.
Surrounded by mountains and sea with a population of
123,000 in Oita Prefecture most well-known for the eight
hells of Beppu, which is one of the most famous hot
spring areas in Japan. The hot spring areas are divided
into eight major locations known as the Beppu Hatto. The
hells of Beppu attract thousands of travelers as a viewing
area of the iconic hot springs of Oita. One of the famous
springs also known as the landmark of the hells of Buppu
is the Chinoike Jigoku or Bloody hell spring, which glows
with a slightly natural crimson red. A wide variety of baths
are offered at varies location like sand baths at
Kamegawa Hot Spring. While at Kannawa Hot Spring,
visitors can experience a special steam bath, which is the
iconic symbol of hot springs in Beppu. Local street food
at the osen areas are made with local ingredients using
hot spring steams to enhance the overall natural favors of
the food. Other popular tourist attractions include
Umitamago Aquarium, Takasakiyama Monkey Park and
Oita Prefectural Art Museum.
The Umitamago Aquarium has a unique architecture
structure with intricate displays of different marine
animals along with interactive activities and shows, which
ranks highly among places to go with families in Beppu.
At Takasakiyama Monkey Park, visitors can see over
1500 wild monkeys running around the area. While at
Oita Prefectural Art Museum, guests can tour the newly
constructed facility filled with modern art, sculptures as
well as performance art.
Kyushu | Oita | Beppu
Beppu Onsen
Beppu Hatto and the Hells of Beppu both contribute into making Beppu Onsen one of the most famous and popular hot spring areas in Japan.
Kyushu | Oita | Beppu
Beppu Hells
Iconic hot springs designated as national beauty sights located in Oita Prefecture, Japan.
Kyushu | Oita | Beppu
Takasakiyama Monkey Park
A popular tourist location with over 1500 wild Japanese monkeys for visitors to see in Oita Prefecture, Japan.