Hot Springs Journey ♨️ Oita Travel Guide 🍃

For those who love soaking in hot springs ♨️, you must visit Oita Prefecture in Kyushu! We checked in at many holy sites during our trip ✈️! Beppu Onsen ♨️ is famous, oh~ Visited Beppu Jigoku again, surrounded by blue hot springs! The highest water temperature of the hot springs can reach nearly 100 degrees Celsius! When it comes to hot spring hotels, Tangbenya is really great! You will definitely love the outdoor hot springs here 💕! Especially soaking in the hot springs while watching the snow scene is really comfortable! The hotel rooms are also very spacious and new, and the service is super good! There is also a hot spring hotel called Jin Tang Hot Spring Jiu Chong You You Ting! It is famous for their auspicious pet dog in the hotel! This Samoyed named Angel will naturally greet guests and sit obediently for a group photo. It is also a celebrity dog that has been reported by many TV stations and magazines! The hot springs here not only have open-air hot springs but also private ones! It has a very Showa-style feeling! The dinner is also very rich. If you come to stay here, you must try their hotel's specialty Jile Chicken. If you like skiing, go to the 🎿Kokusai Ski Resort in Jozankei Forest Park, it's definitely the right choice! The clothes and skiing equipment rented there are of very good quality for skiing! The snowboards 🏂 are high-end! The ski resort is also very large, and the skiing experience is super cool~ Some local food shops in Oita are also very popular. We went to a restaurant called "Kuju Nonohana no Sato" for lunch. It was a very quiet restaurant and the landlady warmly welcomed us. It was snowing heavily that day, so we enjoyed the beautiful snow scene outside while tasting the delicious food. We ordered the most special chicken tempura 🍤 set meal, and it was really satisfying! Near the Jigoku Onsen in Beppu, about a 7-minute walk away, there is a museum called Beppu Tatsumaki Jigoku Onsen Museum. We went in out of curiosity and found that there were many exhibits about the history of hot springs, as well as "hot spring steam" postcards that you can DIY stamp and check in. If you want to have a deeper understanding of hot springs, you can come here!