Yufuin Kyushu Wildlife Park Beppu Jigoku Day Tour from Fukuoka

Yufuin Onsen is voted the number one tourist destination among Japanese girls. Surrounded by mountains, it has a peaceful and relaxed atmosphere, making people feel incredibly relaxed. Additionally, there are many delicious dessert shops in Yufuin Onsen that drive many women crazy.

The "sightseeing carriage" at Yufuin Onsen, which started over 30 years ago, has now become a well-known tourist attraction. The route starts at JR Yufuin Station, passes through Fuzanji Temple and Unagi Hime Shrine, and then returns to the station, taking about 60 minutes. The horses sway in the breeze as they graze.

Yunotsubo Street is located at the foot of Yufudake. There are souvenir shops selling Oita specialties such as yuzu pepper and restaurants serving local delicacies such as fried chicken tempura on both sides of the street, attracting a constant stream of tourists. Additionally, the area near the Oita River, one street away, is a great walking destination.

Kyushu Wildlife Park African Safari: Get close to nature in Japan's largest wild zoo (about 110 minutes, including lunch time, free time, lunch at your own expense).

When visiting Beppu and Yufuin Onsen in Oita Prefecture, Kyushu, you can't miss the "Kyushu Wildlife Park African Safari," which is loved by the locals. It is the largest wild zoo in Japan. Take the jungle bus and ride it like animals in the park. You can feed lions, elephants, black bears, and even see giraffes, rhinoceroses, zebras, and other animals living on the grasslands. It is a rare experience in Japan and definitely a must-see parent-child itinerary in Kyushu! In the "Small Animal Interaction Area," you can get close to cats and dogs, experience riding mini horses, feeding kangaroos and squirrel monkeys. Both adults and children will be deeply healed.

(Expenses at your own expense: does not include the zoo entrance ticket of 2,600 yen, does not include the jungle bus fee of 1,300 yen at the zoo).

Umi Jigoku- Umi Jigoku" Beppu is the hot spring area with the largest water output in Japan. When visiting Beppu, you can't miss the tour of the hells.

The "Umi Jigoku" is one of the eight hells is the largest Beppu hell and was formed when Mt. Tsurumi erupted 1,200 years ago. The pool water is a mysterious, porcelain blue color. The seemingly cool seawater is actually a hot spring with a temperature of 98 degrees. The breathtaking scenery of the spring gushing with water is a must-see for tourists.

There are many hot springs in the Beppu area and most of them are referred to as hell. Among them, the most famous are the eight hell- hot springs in Beppu: Umi Jigoku,Oniishi bouzu jigoku, Yama Jigoku, Kamado Jigoku, Oniyama Jigoku, Shiraike Jigoku, Chinoike Jigoku, and Tatsumaki Jigoku.

Kamado Jigoku is one of them. It is said that during the spring and autumn festivals of the Hachimangu Shrine of Kamado, the food is made using the temperature of hell for a long time. This custom became known as "Kamado Jigoku" from it. The violent jets and the gushing of high-temperature hot springs. The temperature in hell spring reaches as high as 90 degrees.