Beppu Attractions

Tanayu Onsen at Suginoi Hotel offers stunning rooftop baths with city views and a fun swimsuit-friendly Aqua Garden, perfect for couples and families seeking a unique hot spring experience.

The Jigoku Hells in Beppu showcase colorful, steaming hot springs and bubbling mud pools—great for sightseeing. Five are in Kannawa and two in the quiet Shibaseki area.

Takegawara Onsen in Beppu is a historic bathhouse from 1879 offering sand and hot baths in a nostalgic setting—an iconic spot for traditional Japanese onsen lovers.

Hyotan Onsen in Beppu offers a full onsen experience with sand baths, shoulder-massaging waterfalls, private baths, and local meals in a cozy and relaxing setting.

Umitamago Aquarium, just outside Beppu, combines stunning architecture with marine life. See penguins, dolphins, seals, and more. Don't miss nearby Takasakiyama Monkey Park for a complete experience!

Takasakiyama Monkey Park offers a thrilling experience with over 1500 wild monkeys. Enjoy watching their playful antics during feeding time at the foot of Mount Takasaki. Don’t miss this unique attraction!

Ebisuya Onsen in Beppu’s Myoban area offers a peaceful escape with aroma baths, jacuzzis, and steam boxes—perfect for travelers seeking authentic, rural relaxation.

Myoban Yunosato in Beppu offers relaxing sulfur baths and a look at traditional yunohana-making. Enjoy soothing indoor and outdoor baths and browse local shops in a peaceful hillside setting.

Beppu's Jigokumushi Kobo Steam Cooking Center lets you cook your own healthy "Hell Steam Cuisine" using natural hot spring steam. Enjoy delicious meals and free foot baths in a scenic location!

Mount Tsurumi offers breathtaking views of Beppu and Oita, with changing seasonal landscapes, cherry blossoms, colorful rhododendrons, and winter hoarfrost. A must-see mountain adventure!

Onsen Hoyo Land in Beppu is loved by onsen fans for its rare mud and steam baths, rustic charm, and partly mixed outdoor area for a unique hot spring experience.