welcome to the 7 hells of japan ♨️ 🤠 FOLLOW @eunicexplores FOR MORE JAPAN GUIDE see all my Japan stuff here → #euni_japan Beppu is a city in the Oita prefecture with over 2000 hot springs, and is famous for its 7 Hells. These are hot springs which are too hot to bathe in, so they’re just for viewing. They’re different colours depending on the minerals in the water! 📍 umi jigoku – “sea hell” known for its blue water 📍 oniishibozu jigoku – “monk’s head hell” known for its boiling mud pools 📍 s

oniishi bozu jigoku in beppu. oniishi shaven head hells in beppu scenery. Taken in Beppu hells tour in Japan. Mud volcano

Beppu "Jigoku Meguri" 8 Hells Tour - Beppu, Oita

At ANA InterContinental Beppu Resort & Spa, guests soak in mineral-rich onsens once favored by samurai while savoring elevated Japanese and European cuisine crafted from Kyushu’s finest ingredients. Nestled in the hills above Beppu’s steaming hot springs, this serene escape pairs breathtaking views with private terrace onsens, sushi artistry, and unforgettable hospitality. | Travel Leisure Southeast Asia

The Beppu Hells is one of the most spectacular attractions in the city, with seven different-colored hot springs scattered throughout the Kannawa and Shibaseki districts, offering a ‘hellish’ sauna experience in real life! We introduce three of them at this time. 🥚 To start, Kamado Jigoku is a collection of springs called the five “unbelievable” ponds, with muddy springs bursting with bubbles, steam springs, and icy-blue colored ponds. You can also steam your face at one of the steam stands on