Beppu is one of the most famous and preferred hot spring (Onsen in Japanese) resort in Japan. | ||||
http://www.pref.oita.jp/site/tourism/beppu.html | ||||
We have many tourists visiting our office for Onsen information. | ||||
There is a bus route map that shows you how to get to some Onsens available for you at FTIO offices.
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<Takegawara Onsen> | ||||
Takegawara Onsen is popular because of its symbolic old Japanese building constructed in 1938. | ||||
There are normal Onsens and a sand bath (or Sunayu in Japanese). | ||||
It's about 10 minutes' walk from Bappu JR station. | ||||
http://www.city.beppu.oita.jp/01onsen/english/02shiei/04takegawara/takegawara.html | ||||
<Kitahama Onsen Termas> | ||||
It has an open air bath to go in with a bathing suit. | ||||
It has also variety of Onsen such as Steam Bath, Sauna, Waterfall Shower and Pail Shower. | ||||
http://www.city.beppu.oita.jp/01onsen/english/02shiei/08terumas/terumas.html
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<Beppu beach Sand Bath> | ||||
You are buried up to your neck in hot sand and hear the music of the waves. Beppu bay is just in front of you. | ||||
You will have a relaxing time. | ||||
http://www.city.beppu.oita.jp/01onsen/english/02shiei/09kaihin/kaihin.html | ||||
<Kannawa Mushiyu (Steam Bath) > | ||||
On the floor of the steam bath, herbs that give off nice scent are carpeted. | ||||
http://www.city.beppu.oita.jp/01onsen/english/02shiei/11kannawa/kannawa.html | ||||
<Hyotan Onsen> | ||||
There are Outdoor Baths, Hyotan Bath, Steam Baths, Waterfall Baths, a Sand bath. | ||||
http://www.hyotan-onsen.com/pdf/english.pdf | ||||
<Beppu Onsen Hoyo Land> | ||||
It's a unique open air mud bath. | ||||
It's mixed bathing. | ||||
The mud is said to contain ingredients to make the skin beautiful. | ||||
<Myoban Yunosato> | ||||
It is located on the hill and the open air baths overlooking Beppu bay make you feel expansive. | ||||
<Suginoi Hotel> | ||||
There is an open air bath on the top of the hotel. | ||||
http://www.suginoi-hotel.com/english/facilities/spa.html (GH) |