Beppu Blood Pond Hell@michist17 "Beppu Blood Pond Hell" is one of the hot spring hells located in Beppu City, Oita Prefecture. As the name suggests, it is a distinctive tourist spot with bright red water. It is one of the most famous hells in the Jigoku Valley hot spring area, known for its red water containing sulfur and iron. The sight of steam and mud baths bubbling around the area is also a highlight, making it a popular destination for tourists on a tour of the hells. Additionally, it is known for offering hell-steamed dishes and eggs boiled in the hot spring water, providing visitors with unique dining experiences themed around the concept of hell. When visiting, you can enjoy exploring the hells and experiencing the effects of the hot springs. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

Kamesho Sushi Beppu@sia "Kamesho Sushi Beppu" is a popular sushi restaurant located in Beppu City, Oita Prefecture. The restaurant has a calm atmosphere where you can enjoy sushi made with fresh local ingredients. In particular, the nigiri sushi made with fresh seafood caught locally is exquisite and highly praised not only by locals but also by tourists for its taste. The menu changes with the seasons, and lunch sets are also available, allowing you to enjoy delicious sushi at a reasonable price. It is recommended for those who want to savor the taste of local ingredients and traditional sushi. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

Beppu Station (Nippo Line) Beppu Station (Nippo Line) is a prominent railway station known for providing essential connectivity to several regions. Located in the heart of the city of Beppu, it is situated in the Oita Prefecture, Japan. Operated by Kyushu Railway Company, the station is a part of the Nippo Main Line that stretches across the island of Kyushu. It serves as the primary transportation hub for local commuters and a frequent stop for tourists due to its proximity to famous hot springs and beaches. This station offers facilities including coin lockers, restrooms, and a shopping area. Beppu Station (Nippo Line) plays a crucial role in facilitating and managing the daily influx of passengers, contributing significantly to the region's transport network in Oita, Japan. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]