Chinoike Jigoku — Attraction in Beppu

My visit to a natural hot spring park was an unforgettable experience. Nestled in a lush, verdant valley, the park was a haven of tranquility and natural beauty. The hot springs, fed directly from the earth, offered a perfect blend of warmth and mineral-rich waters that left me feeling completely rejuvenated.

Upon arrival, I was greeted by the soothing sounds of nature—birds chirping, leaves rustling, and water gently bubbling from the springs. The park featured a variety of pools, each with different temperatures and unique mineral compositions, providing a range of therapeutic benefits. I particularly enjoyed the rustic, stone-lined pools that seamlessly blended with the surrounding landscape, creating a harmonious and immersive experience.

The facilities were well-maintained and eco-friendly, reflecting a deep respect for the natural environment. The staff were knowledgeable and attentive, offering insights into the health benefits of the springs and ensuring a comfortable visit. I also had the opportunity to enjoy a picnic in a designated area, surrounded by stunning scenery and fresh, clean air.

What truly stood out was the serene, unspoiled atmosphere of the park. Unlike commercialized resorts, this natural hot spring park offered an authentic and peaceful retreat, allowing me to connect with nature on a profound level. It was a refreshing escape from the everyday hustle and a perfect way to unwind and recharge. I highly recommend this hidden gem to anyone seeking a genuine, nature-infused hot...

Chinoke Jigoku (Hell of Blood) Chinoke Hot Springs or red mud puddle It is the oldest natural spring in Japan. Temperatures as high as 78 degrees were caused by reactions under the ground. Heated by a combination of iron oxide and magnesium. Until it erupts and creates red mud. It also makes the water in the pond red. Or what people like to call a pool of blood. It's like simulating the image of a copper pan according to our beliefs. Open for service: 08:00-17:00 hrs. Prices: Adults 2,000 yen, High School Students 1,350 yen, Middle School Students 1,000 yen, Elementary School Students 900 yen (all 7 ponds...

The Chinoke Jigoku is a small area of jigoku amongst the other two jigokus that I had visited. The fee is same as JPY450. Albeit the occupied area is rather small than that of others, it is very interest for visitors to wait and see the intermittent erupting of hot stream water column for every half an hour. This eruption of the water column as you can learn from information pamphlet by the Jigoku that it is just a geo meachism of temperature rise from underground hot stream water plus the rise hydro- pressure within the underground. Bring your children here to learn and enrich their...