So we decided to drop the theme Park at Nagasaki.
we got so much more, my kakis now understand, why i change it.
So now you know, Ramen got nothing to do with Beppu?
So don't ever say i went to Beppu ate Ramen.
Kagoshima,
Fukuoka. etc.
Kyushu. Yes
This only eight days about the same we see Kyushu.
There are many way of doing.
We are doing on our own on cars.
So now you know, here KYUSHU, why i like.
Kagoshima.
Three times, Spring, Autumn, now Summer.
on more time Winter, that will be next year.
Blood Pond
Why is this hot springs blood red? The pond is blood red because of the high iron oxide, hematite content in the sediment deposited at the bottom of the pool. Interestingly the word hematite is derived from the Greek word for blood. In this case, the red color of the iron fills the water and makes it change color, and when you combine this with boiling, 200 °C.
Blue Pond
White Pond
http://jin.jcic.or.jp/en/travel/kyushu/yufuin/beppu-onsen/
Beppu city in Oita prefecture is home to Japan's largesthot spring resort, both with regard to the number of water sources and the volume of water gushing from them.
Among some 3,000 sources withing the city, eight particularly famous ones are collectively called "Beppu Hatto"--referring to the onsen found at Beppu, Hamawaki, Kankaiji, Horita, Myoban, Kan'nawa, Shibaseki, and Kamegawa--each awash with bathing opportunities, and together forming a heavenly destination for serious hot spring enthusiasts.
"Jigoku Meguri Tour" (hell tour) takes you on a bus ride that connects each of the eight hot springs, likening them to a hell bubbling with scalding hot water, and puffing out incessant stream of burning smoke. The wide difference in mineral content means each hot spring features a distinct water color, ranging from milky white to aquamarine blue, and blood-red.
The idea of having a female guide narrating on a tour bus is said to have originated with "Jigoku Meguri Tour." A brainchild of a local entrepreneur of Beppu city, the idea quickly gained traction across the country, and is now a common sight throughout Japan.
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Depends on the shops and facilities
Depends on the shops and facilities
Beppu city, Oita prefecture, 874-0000
TEL: (Beppu City Hall: ONSEN Tourism)
