Umi Jigoku

Its vivid cobalt-blue, 98°C, 200-meter-deep hot spring is designated a National Place of Scenic Beauty.

Oita Fragrance Museum

Beppu Ropeway

Takegawara Onsen

Chinoike Jigoku

A dramatic, naturally red hot spring with over 1,300 years of history and officially designated as a National Place of Scenic Beauty.

Tatsumaki Jigoku

Experience a spectacular geyser that erupts every 30–40 minutes, shooting water and steam up to 50 meters high.

Shiraike Jigoku

Witness the tranquil, milky-white pond and explore a tropical fish aquarium warmed by natural geothermal heat.

Kamado Jigoku

Explore six distinct geothermal zones, witness dramatic smoke experiments, and taste food cooked directly by natural hot spring steam.

Oniishi Bozu Jingoku

The bubbling grey mud forms smooth, monk-like spheres that burst with gentle “plops,” blending raw geothermal force with an oddly peaceful ambience.

Oniyama Jigoku

A rare hot spring where geothermal heat is used to raise over 70 crocodiles.

Beppu Tower

A 100-meter cultural tower offering multi-floor attractions and stunning views over one of Japan’s most iconic onsen cities.

Takasakiyama Natural Zoological Garden

Oita Funai Castle Ruins

Harajiri Falls

Yunotsubo Street

A scenic, lively street filled with over 70 shops, cafés, local snacks, themed attractions, and direct access to Lake Kinrin—framed beautifully by Mount Yufu.

Kinrin Lake

A serene spot reflecting sunlight like golden scales. Surrounded by mountains, walking paths and bridges offer peaceful views, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in nature.

Inazumi Underwater Limestone Caves

Kitsuki Castle

Japan’s smallest castle with panoramic views of the “sandwich-style” castle town and the surrounding Shiroyama Park.

Kujūkuri Flower Park

Usuki Stone Buddhas