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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.

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.

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!

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!

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.

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.

Usuki’s Samurai District takes you back in time with its Edo-style streets, temples, and samurai homes. Stroll Nioza Road, explore historic residences, and enjoy local shops for a truly immersive experience!

Yoshimaru Kazumasa Memorial Museum honors the famed lyricist who shaped Japanese music. Set in his wife’s family home, it showcases his work, artifacts, and legacy—an inspiring stop for music lovers!

Usuki Stone Buddhas are unique Buddha statues carved into a cliff near Usuki, made from volcanic rock and designated as national treasures. A short walk takes you to these stunning ancient sculptures.

Usuki Castle Ruins invite you to step into history! Once home to a powerful feudal lord, this scenic park features a preserved turret and gate, offering a peaceful yet captivating glimpse into the past.