Beppu, Oita, Japan.

Beppu is located in Oita Prefecture, Japan, and is one of Japan's most famous hot spring resorts, known for its abundant hot spring resources. Travel Information • Hot Spring Experience: Beppu has over 3,000 hot spring vents and is the largest hot spring water production area in Japan. Visitors can enjoy a variety of hot spring experiences, including regular hot water baths, mud baths, sand baths, and steam baths. In addition, Beppu also has scenic hot springs known as "hells," such as the Blood Pond Hell and Sea Hell. • Tourist Attractions: Beppu's Hell Tour is a major feature, where visitors can see spectacular hot springs and geothermal phenomena. In addition, you can visit nearby hot spring towns such as Yufuin and the lakes and mountains of Aso Kuju National Park. • Cultural Experience: Beppu's bamboo crafts are very famous and have been designated as traditional crafts. The Beppu City Traditional Bamboo Crafts Center showcases a wealth of local craft techniques, from everyday items to modern furniture. Shopping Information • YouMe Town Beppu: This is a modern shopping mall located on the Beppu waterfront, with a variety of shops and restaurants. You can find fashion boutiques, bookstores, and stationery stores here. • Kitakoka Shotengai Shopping Street: This is a designated shopping and dining street in downtown Beppu, with many local shops, restaurants, and bars, making it a great place for cultural experiences. • Beppu Station Market: This is a vibrant shopping arcade that mainly sells fresh food and local cuisine, making it a great place to experience Japanese culture. • Beppu City Traditional Bamboo Crafts Center: This is a museum showcasing traditional Japanese bamboo crafts, where you can buy unique souvenirs. Accommodation Information • AMANEK Beppu YULA-RE: Offers simple and elegant room designs, with some room types featuring private hot springs. • Beppu Rex Hotel: Located along Beppu Bay, it is known for its sea views and offers spacious rooms with full sea views and public open-air hot springs. • Shiosai no Yado Gahama Resort: Offers a low-key luxury atmosphere, suitable for travelers seeking a high-end accommodation experience. • Suginoi Hotel: Home to Japan's largest hot spring facility, "Tanayu," with multi-story hot spring pools and an infinity pool. • Hanabeppu Ryokan: A Japanese-style inn full of Japanese charm, offering an authentic Japanese accommodation atmosphere.