#umi Jigoku is beautiful hells in #beppu #japan , the "sea hell" features a pond of boiling, blue water. In its spacious gardens, there are a few smaller, orange colored hells and a clear water pond with lotus flowers whose large leaves are strong enough to carry small children. #unforgetabletrip #happynewyear

Beppu, shrouded in mist

⛩️ Beppu is located in Oita Prefecture, Japan, and is the second largest city in the prefecture. It is famous for its hot springs, with over 200 public hot springs throughout the city. The abundance and variety of spring sources are also among the world's most remarkable. These hot springs are known as 'hells' due to their appearance and temperature, which give a terrifying and spectacular impression. There are eight major 'hells' hot springs in the Beppu area, including the Sea Hell, Oniishi Bozu Hell, Mountain Hell, Shaven Head Hell, Demon Mountain Hell, White Pond Hell, Blood Pond Hell, and Tornado Hell. Each 'hell' has its own characteristics and temperature, with some of the springs reaching temperatures around 98 degrees Celsius, making them for viewing rather than bathing♨️. Among them, 'Sea Hell' is the largest of the eight springs. ⛩️ At the Beppu Hells, you can see the steamy mist of the hot springs every day. If you happen to visit on a foggy day, it feels as if you are in the midst of the TV series 'The Mist'. The view from above is even more dreamlike and fantastic.

A lesser-known travel destination in Japan, Kyushu--Oita Prefecture (Beppu Onsen Town)

🇯🇵One of the prefectures in the Kyushu region of Japan--Oita Prefecture (Representative place Beppu) 🌟When it comes to Beppu, the first thing that comes to mind is hot springs. Beppu boasts the highest hot spring output in Japan, second only to Yellowstone Park in the United States, ranking second in the world. With over two thousand spring sources, it truly is the world's number one. The hot springs in Beppu vary in quality and characteristics, which is a major attraction for tourists from all over the world. 🙋‍♀️Beppu Hell, also known as Beppu Hells or Beppu Jigoku, is located in the Kannawa and Kamegawa areas of Beppu. The name derives from the mysterious and ever-changing hot springs found here. 1️⃣ Sea Hell: As blue as seawater but with a temperature as high as 98 degrees Celsius. 2️⃣ Blood Pond Hell: Resembles a blood pond from the netherworld's river of hell. 3️⃣ Tornado Hell: An intermittent spring that can spout hot water and mud up to 2 meters high, lasting up to 10 minutes each time. 4️⃣ White Pond Hell: Crystal clear and home to various exotic tropical fish. 5️⃣ Demon Mountain Hell: Through the steaming white mist, one can see the figures of many crocodiles. 6️⃣ Demon Stone Priest Hell: The hot mud from the depths continuously bubbles up like a monk's bald head. 7️⃣ Mountain Hell: Utilizes the geothermal heat of the hot springs to cultivate and breed precious animals and plants from around the world. 8️⃣ Cooking Pot Hell: Named 'kamado' (meaning kitchen) Hell because it uses geothermal heat to cook various ceremonial foods. 🔔 'Hell steaming' is a traditional cooking method that uses the steam from hot springs. Its history dates back to the Edo period (1603-1867) and is a healthy cooking method that significantly enhances the taste of food. Some hell hot springs sell specialty soft-boiled eggs and baked puddings, all cooked with the scorching steam of the hot springs. 🏁: Oita Prefecture has more than just Beppu hot springs♨️, it also boasts various natural landscapes, and more lesser-known/mysterious spots are waiting to be discovered. (Picture one: Sea Hell. Picture two: Kuju Flower Park. Picture three: Nakatsu Castle. Picture four: Yufuin no Mori Train. Picture five: Suginoi Hotel. Picture six: Usa Shrine. Picture seven: Kinrin Lake. Picture eight: Ao no Domon. Picture nine: Harajiri Falls)

Umi Jigoku

#fukuokatrip "Stepping into the realm of Umi Jigoku was like entering another world entirely. The moment I laid eyes on its mesmerizing azure waters, heated by the Earth's volcanic embrace, I knew I was in for an unforgettable experience. The landscape, painted with vibrant hues and steaming vents, felt like a masterpiece crafted by nature itself. As I wandered through this enchanting paradise in Beppu, Japan, I couldn't help but marvel at the raw power and beauty of the Earth. The sensation of the ancient energy pulsating beneath my feet was both humbling and exhilarating. But the magic of Umi Jigoku doesn't end with its surreal landscape. The nearby onsen, with its rejuvenating waters, provided the perfect sanctuary to unwind and reflect after a day of exploration. Umi Jigoku is more than just a tourist destination; it's a journey into the heart of nature's wonders. Whether you're a seasoned traveler or a curious soul seeking adventure, this hidden gem is sure to leave a lasting impression. Dive into the depths of Umi Jigoku and discover the beauty that lies beneath the surface. #UmiJigoku #BeppuBliss #VolcanicVoyage #Nature'sMasterpiece #TravelReview #BucketListExperience #HiddenGem #ExploreJapan #NatureWonders #TravelInspiration #SoothingEscape #AdventureAwaits"

Umi Jigoku

#thingstodo The Umi Jigoku is a relatively larger hot spring park compared to the others. Other than the amazingly huge pool of hot spring near the end of the park which fumes a lot of hot air, there’s also a nice compound showcasing how they grow tropical plants with water from the hot spring. The park itself is very well maintained and has beautiful pathways. The gallery in the middle of the park is also pretty interesting, highlighting the history of the park and the Beppu’s culture around the spring. This park is one of the 7 in the Jigoku group. Not all parks are part of this group. You can buy a group ticket to see all the parks or you can buy entrance to each park individually

An Onsen That’s As Blue As The Ocean

Beppu is a city of tiled roofs, rising steam and historic hot spring resorts! With its numerous and diverse hot springs (different colored water, sizes and ways to use), Beppu has earned the reputation as a "hot spring paradise”. ♨️ Umi Jigoku or Sea Hell, was the first jigoku or hell that we visited. Formed after Mt. Tsurumaki erupted1300 years ago!! Of the many hells 地獄 of Beppu Japan’s “Jigoku Meguri” (Hell Tour), this is definitely one of the most beautiful. The hell is a pretty cobalt blue color, 98°C and over 200 meter deep, with very beautiful and dazzling appearance. An amazing natural phenomenon that you really have to see! There are also souvenir shops and galleries throughout the hells. The foot bath was really nice and relaxing after a good walk. At Umi Jigoku exit, be sure to also stop by to try the small sweet buns steamed in the Jigoku Mushi (the hell steam) called Gokuraku Manju. Very tasty! Addess - 559-1 Kannawa, Beppu, Oita 874-0000, Japan Opening hours - 8:00-17:00 Fee - 400 ¥ or 2,000 ¥ for all 7 Hell Tour Note - Some of the springs are quite far from each other, so total time to see all 7 is about 2+ hours #fallingseason #timtotravel #oita #beppu #japantravel #onsen #naturewonder #celebratewithtrip #awesomepic