Beppu Hell Hot Springs Integrated Pass

With one hot spring pass,
Free use of 7 hot springs in Beppu

A must-see tourist course in the hot spring resort, Beppu! Visit 7 hot springs in Hell with one combined ticket. In Beppu, where white steam spews out from all over the city, you can find a variety of hot springs. In particular, visiting Beppu's seven hot springs, called hell hot springs because the hot spring water and white steam are reminiscent of hell, is called a hell hot spring pilgrimage.

Seven hells, including the famous Cauldron Hell where you can enjoy hot spring eggs, the attractive white pond hell where mysterious colors and a Japanese garden harmonize, and the monk's head hell where the gray mud boils in the hot spring and resembles a monk's head. Visit a hot spring. You will fall in love with the charm of the hot springs, which show off various colors depending on the composition of the hot spring water! And don't miss out on the foot bathing, drinking hot spring water, and eating hot spring eggs that can only be enjoyed in hot springs.

Introduction to available hot springs

You can use 7 hot springs in Beppu with this integrated pass.

List of available hot springs:
Umi Jikoku (Sea Hell)
Chinoike Jikoku (Blood Pond Hell, Blood Pond Hell)
Tatsumaki Jikoku (Whirlpool Hell, 竜巻地獄)
Shiraike Jikoku (White Pond Hell)
Oniishibozu Jikoku (Monk Head Hell)
Oniyama Jikoku (Goblin Mountain Hell)
Kamado Jikoku (Cauldron Hell, かまど)
Free foot baths in 4 parks including Hai, Shiechi, Onishiboju, and Zao Jigoku.

Hell hot spring pilgrimage, this is how you do it

A hell hot spring that you must not miss in Beppu. Let us introduce you to the best way to make this pilgrimage with an integrated pass!

We begin our pilgrimage to Shiraike Jikok (White Pond Hell). It's closest to the bus stop, so it's best to visit first. From here, you can travel to five places on foot. Since you have to go to the other two places by bus, if you don't have time, it's better to visit five places, and if you have time, it's better to make a pilgrimage to all seven places.