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Visiting a hot spring (onsen) has a particular meaning for Japanese people.
Kyushu is rich in nature’s blessings,
and we can relax at many famous hot springs there.
Soak in comfortable hot water while surrounded by beautiful woodland scenery.
Winter in Kyushu, a journey to heal the body and the soul.
Oita
Beppu is a city with an extraordinary number of unique hot springs. The area known as Eight Hot Springs, or ‘Beppu Hatto’, features amazing waters, scenery and wonderful experiences for all. ...
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Beppu is a city with an extraordinary number of unique hot springs. The area known as Eight Hot Springs, or ‘Beppu Hatto’, features amazing waters, scenery and wonderful experiences for all. Additionally, there are seven famous hot springs* called "The Hell" that offer amazingly otherworldly panoramas. Beppu is truly the heartland of hot springs where visitors can relax, enjoy and experience the wonders of nature.
*Bathing is not possible, but you can enjoy footbaths.
It can be said that the Beppu hot springs are symbolized by "Takegawara” hot spring.
There are many footbath spots in the city.
Kumamoto
Kurokawa Onsen is one of the most attractive hot spring resorts in Japan. It features the unique architectural attraction of 30 original inns surrounded by...
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Kurokawa Onsen is one of the most attractive hot spring resorts in Japan. It features the unique architectural attraction of 30 original inns surrounded by beautiful landscape all designed to meld into a single traditional concept offering the outstanding scenery of the Japanese countryside. During the winter months, the town is illuminated with hot lights creating spectacular scenery.
Experience the calm atmosphere of the countryside.
Wearing Yukata is recommended when walking in the streets!
Oita
Situated at the base of Mt. Yufu, Yufuin city features a beautiful old town, and, along with Beppu, is famous for its amazing hot springs. Discover numerous hot springs…
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Situated at the base of Mt. Yufu, Yufuin city features a beautiful old town, and, along with Beppu, is famous for its amazing hot springs. Discover numerous hot springs, inns (ryokans) and hotels in town, and be sure to visit the public bath that features spectacular views of Mt. Yufu.
Mysterious Lake Kinrin is fed by both mineral laden and fresh water springs, which creates the unique and mystical properties of the lake. This fantastical misted scenery can be experienced in the early mornings from fall to winter. 
Yufuin’s Tourism Tsuji carriage is a unique way to experience the scenery. Enjoy 50 minutes of peaceful sightseeing in the specially designed carriage.
Kagoshima
Ibusuki Hot Spring is a popular hot spring resort by the sea. Among the many attractions, one of the most popular is the natural sand steam bath. Experience the pleasure of being buried in warm sand that is actually heated by hot springs. ...
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Ibusuki Hot Spring is a popular hot spring resort by the sea. Among the many attractions, one of the most popular is the natural sand steam bath. Experience the pleasure of being buried in warm sand that is actually heated by hot springs. This unique treatment is said to have health benefits three or four times that of bathing at a normal hot spring. Try this experience, which is unique in all the world to detox and refresh.
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Nagayu Onsen is famous as one of the few carbonated hot springs in Japan. The carbon dioxide gas is melted into hot springs which makes a carbonated hot spring. The amount of carbon dioxide gas quantity of Nagayu hot springs is the high level in the world, and it is said to have a variety of effects such as metabolic and fatigue improvement. Additionally, the hot spring water is safe and beneficial for drinking, and there are several spots to try it in town.
Gozenyu, a symbol of Nagayu hot spring.
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Unzen Onsen is a hot spring resort near Mt. Unzen, an area renowned for its amazing natural surroundings. After a full day of trekking and sightseeing, healing your body at a hot spring is absolutely marvelous. Unzen’s hot springs have bactericidal effects that are said to invigorate and improve the skin.
Just made hot spring eggs are very popular! 
Mt. Unzen’s trees shine beautifully in winter.
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Aoshima Onsen is located near the famous sightseeing spot, Aoshima. The hot spring water makes the skin soft, and as the temperature is also not high, it makes for a perfectly relaxing bath. Aoshima Onsen is both a convenient and exceptional destination.
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Kirishima is rich in natural beauty and blessed with hot springs. Surely, relaxing at a hot spring in the middle of the forest is an unforgettable experience. Near Kagoshima airport, Kirishima Hot Springs are highly recommended for a short-term stay.
Steam billowing up among the green hills creates a unique spectacle.
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Aso Hot Spring Resort gushes at the foot of Mt. Aso. After enjoying a dynamic and beautiful landscape of the Aso caldera, enjoy the hot springs, found throughout the idyllic countryside. Exquisite dishes such as Basashi (horse meat sashimi) and red beef, will satisfy the most demanded gastronome. A perfect area if you want to experience a journey combining hot springs, breathtaking landscapes and extraordinary gastronomy.
The red beef based speciality Akaushidon is one of the many reasons people visit Uchinomaki hot springs town.
The winter at Aso offers a beauty that differs from all other seasons.
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Tsuetate Onsen Resort is a perfect place to enjoy a quiet respite from busy modern life. Located in a secluded river valley, about 20 ryokans feature quiet vistas with hot spring waters as high as 98 degrees, and natural stream baths.
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The Obama Onsen Resort is near the seaside. While Unzen Onsen is located in the mountains, Obama Onsen is found by the sea. The hot springs feature abundant waters at high temperatures, giving visitors a chance to their bodies to the core on chilly winter days.
Obama Chanpon is a local speciality using fresh local ingredients. 
"Hot Foot 105" is the longest (105m) footbath in Japan. The sunset over the sea is breathtaking. 
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IOU-JIMA is a remote island located off the coast to the south of Kagoshima Prefecture. Visit Higashi Onsen to experience ocean waves crashing on the rocks just beyond the hot spring bath. Truly an amazing location with superb views as far as the eye can see.
The charming town of Yamaga is nestled in the mountains north of Kumamoto prefecture. The hot springs are said to have a long history of 800 years, and feature uniquely soothing waters known as ‘friendly touch hot springs’. The town is quaint, historical, and welcoming to all visitors.
Nagasaki
The biggest winter event in Nagasaki. Approximately 15,000 colorful lanterns and huge illuminated objects decorate the city, creating an mesmerizing atmosphere.
Kumamoto
Visit the enchanted romantic lantern festival filled with illuminated lanterns and traditional Japanese umbrellas - all handmade by local townspeople, and experience the magic still found in small towns across Japan.
Oita
Beppu's big event is the Beppu Hatto Onsen Festival, a celebration dedicated to giving thanks for local hot springs. Waters from the hot springs are illuminated creating flames of steam that rise into the night sky - the whole city and numerous visitors spend their evenings wondering about among the exciting scenery.
Oita
"Kitsuki" is a castle town that retains its old cityscape and many traditions. Each winter the townspeople hold the Hina Matsuri, a festival to wish for health and happiness for girls, by decorating the town with Hina dolls on raised platforms resembling court life of ancient Japan.
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Experience a traditional New Year celebration at Shuri castle, complete with gorgeous traditional dances, costumes and historical folklore. This festival dates back to the ancient Kingdom of Ryukyu, as Okinawa was once known, and offers visitors a chance to sample life from long ago.
