The Hells of Beppu: visit the steaming city

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Hell: Oniyama Jigoku -

Exercise caution when visiting Oniyama Jigoku, a natural spring inhabited by crocodiles and snakes.
 
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Hell: Shiraike Jigoku -

Shiraike Jigoku is known as 'white pond hell' and is surrounded by a traditional Japanese garden.
 
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Hell: Shiraike Jigoku -

In Shiraike Jigoku, water temperatures can reach 203°F (95ºC).
 
Why didn't the japs harness the hot rock underneath and produce electricity like in Iceland?
 
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Hell: Tatsumaki Jigoku -

Tatsumaki Jigoku is highly regarded as Beppu's greatest attraction.
 
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Hell: Tatsumaki Jigoku -

In English, the name means 'tornado hell,' as it is one of the only geysers in Beppu.
 
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Hell: Chinoike Jigoku -

Beppu's eighth and final hot spring is known as Chinoike Jigoku.
 
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Hell: Chinoike Jigoku -

Believed to be one of Beppu's most ancient hot springs, it is called the 'blood pond' because of the water's distinct color.
 
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Discovering Beppu -

When you travel to Beppu, don't miss the opportunity to visit all the hot springs by taking the Jigoku Meguri tour. It's a comprehensive exploration of the city's springs. Have a great trip!
 
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