The City Has 8 ‘hells’ In Japan

Beppu city, Kyushu island, Japan has more than 2,900 hot springs always evaporating, 8 of which are more famous because the temperature is always 50-99.5 degrees Celsius. Kyushu Island in Japan is like a geothermal furnace, thanks to the powerful activity of the Aso volcano. Due to special geographical conditions, there are many hot springs, concentrated mainly around Beppu, a small city located between an Inland bay and two volcanoes on the east coast of Kyshu Island. Beppu has more than 2,900 hot springs that can supply more than 130,000 tons of water from the ground every day

. The steam rising from these hot springs makes the whole city look burning from afar. The steam rising from the hot springs makes everyone feel Beppu is on fire. (or Hells) is a Japanese word for the famous hot springs of the city Beppu has 8 jigoku and they are really no different from "hell on earth".



The water in these springs is around 50-99.5 degrees Celsius. It is not necessary to remind you that jigoku is not a suitable place to bathe, but is still a tourist attraction. Calendar, the large number of hot springs in Beppu also play an important role in the daily life of indigenous people. The steam from the wells used to heat water travels to individual homes through pipes. Some houses or restaurants are also used for cooking. The water here is also used for agricultural research, becoming physical therapy and resort baths Therefore, Beppu is the largest hot spring resort in the world.



Chinoike Jigoku This is the most beautiful hot spring in Beppu with its oily red color, the stream also has another name as "blood pond". The water is this color because it contains iron oxide and magnesium oxide. Umi JigokuUmi Jigoku is also known as a "sea dungeon" because it has a cobalt blue color that looks quite cool like seawater. However, be careful because the water here is 98 degrees Celsius hot. Located in the green garden, there are some other hot springs, the water is clearer. The shops near Umi Jigoku also sell pudding and eggs boiled in this hot spring. The water in Umi Jigoku is as blue as the color of the sea. Ball bubbles are like the bald heads of monks.



Next to the hot spring is a public bathing area with quite a few swimming pools.Shiraike JigokuShiraike Jigoku or “white dungeon” has a hot water pond that is milky white. The color of the water is due to a mixture of boric acid, salt, sodium silicate, and calcium bicarbonate. The pond is surrounded by a beautiful garden, a fish tank with the sausage fish. Kamado Jigoku "Cooking Pot" has several boiling ponds with a red demon statue at the entrance. In the area around the pond, visitors can drink water from the spring, rest and eat snacks cooked from the hot spring itself.Tatsumaki JigokuTatsumaki Jigoku or “fountain” is a hot spring every 30-40 minutes spray again for 6 to 10 minutes. The water sprayed up to 50 meters high, so a stone was placed in the circuit to block its spray, prevent hot water from splashing around and shooting at visitors.



The Oniyama JigokuOniyama Jigoku is also known as "demon mountain dungeon" or "crocodile dungeon" because this is home to many crocodiles, they breed and continue to live in the area around the stream. Yama Jigoku "Hell of the mountain" is another name for Yama Jigoku, where there are many small ponds filled with hot steaming steam. Visitors here can also visit a zoo with many different animals..

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