Beppu, located in the eastern part of Kyushu, is Japan's largest hot spring resort. When you visit Beppu, you'll first be surprised at the hot springs that spring up here and there. When you look out over the cityscape of Beppu from the hill, as you can see on this page, steam is rising everywhere. They are by no means a fire. At night, these steams illuminate and shine beautifully.
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Beppu! Enjoy at Japan's largest hot spring resort!
Beppu (別府), Oita Prefecture, is Japan's largest hot spring resort. If you want to fully enjoy Japanese hot springs, you might want to add Beppu to your itinerary. Beppu has a very large amount of hot water and there are various types of hot springs. In addition to the large public ...
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Photos: Beppu (2) The beautiful changes of the four seasons!
Beppu, like many other tourist destinations in Japan, experiences seasonal changes in spring, summer, autumn and winter. The scenery around the hot spring changes beautifully according to the change of the season. In this page, I will introduce beautiful photos with the theme of four seasons. Table of ContentsPhotos of BeppuMap ...
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Photos: Beppu (3) Let's visit various Hells (Jigoku)
The most popular tourist spots in Beppu are the "Hells "(Jigoku= 地獄). In Beppu, large natural hot springs from ancient times are called "Hells" because their scenery is like hell. There are many types of hot springs in Beppu, so the colors of the Hells are diverse. Enjoy those hellish photos ...
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Photos: Beppu (4) Enjoy hot springs in various styles!
Beppu, Japan's largest hot spring resort, has various types of baths, from traditional communal baths to luxurious huge outdoor baths. On this page, enjoy the scenery with various baths! Table of ContentsPhotos of BeppuMap of Beppu Photos of Beppu Beppu hot spring baths Beppu hot spring baths Beppu hot ...
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Bon KUROSAWA I have long worked as a senior editor for Nihon Keizai Shimbun (NIKKEI) and currently work as an independent web writer. At NIKKEI, I was the editor-in-chief of the media on Japanese culture. Let me introduce a lot of fun and interesting things about Japan. Please refer to this article for more details.