Free foot bath🦶Japan Beppu's most beautiful place🦋Dreamlike sea blue pool hot spring tour🩵

If you want to have a unique and relaxing experience with your family during the Dragon Boat Festival this year, you might want to take a trip to the Hell Tour in Beppu. A little cultural anecdote: The "hell" of Beppu Hatto just symbolizes the natural miasma and mysterious energy. Walking through it, watching the steam rising and listening to the gurgling of the hot springs, it seems that this can help expel bad luck from your body. If you don’t want to eat the five-poison rice dumplings, come and soak in the hell soup! This is not a scene from a horror movie, but a geothermal spectacle that excites your vision, smell, taste and senses! Whether you like alternative hot spring food, flowers, hot springs, taking photos, or simply want to relax, Beppu Hell will be a good choice for this Dragon Boat Festival "hell in heaven". ♨️ 🌊🔥 Umijigoku, a veritable "hell scenery" The name of Sea Hell comes from the gem-blue iron sulfate spring water, which has a temperature of up to 98 degrees and emits steam like the gate to the underworld. It is said that the use of the word "hell" can be traced back to the late Heian period (around the 10th century), and the geothermal springs were given such a gloomy name because the scene was similar to the "Avici Hell" described in Buddhism. 🌿 An all-round experience of exhibition + hot spring egg + foot bath + food: 1. 🌺 Tropical Botanical Garden and Orchid Exhibition The greenhouse next to the Sea Hell displays a variety of tropical plants, banana trees and gorgeous orchids. It's like walking into a mini Amazon garden, and it's super photogenic! 2. 🦶 Free foot bath♨️ Tired of walking? There is an open foot bath on site where you can soak your feet for free while gazing at the blue water and the misty hot spring pool, which is healing and relaxing. 3. 🏛️ Wangjing Exhibition Hall THE HELL (Nighttime Event) When the lights are turned on at night, it looks like a mixture of the human world and hell. Add in local DJ music and specialty snack stalls to create an immersive night of "Paradise and the HELL". 4. 🧆 Hell steamed food is a must-try! The steam from the sea hell is not only for viewing, but also used to make hell steamed dishes. I especially recommend their "Hell Zongzi" - mini bamboo leaf rice wrapped in hot spring steam, shaped like a Dragon Boat Festival zongzi, full of glutinous fragrance, and just the right portion! Desserts include hot spring steamed pudding and lime hot spring ice cream. 🚃 Transportation: Take a bus from JR Beppu Station and get off at Umijigoku-mae. It is conveniently located. 🎟️ Ticket price information (2025): Sea Hell single ticket: ¥500 (can also see Blood Hell) Hell Tour Pass (enter all 8 hells): ¥2,400 The foot bath is free, and the exhibition hall and night activities are open according to the season. Please check the official website. #Dragon Boat Festival good places