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Beppu Jigoku
First in Japan for both the number of sources and the volume of water. People once could not go near, and called them hells.
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Beppu Bamboo Craft
Begun as souvenirs for spa visitors and now producing Living National Treasures, built from eight basic weaves.
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Beppu Contemporary Art Festival
An art festival through the alleys and empty shops of a spa town, mixing work into the everyday of a tourist place.
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Takegawara Onsen
A public bathhouse under a temple-like gable, still offering the sand bath in which bathers are buried to the neck.
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Steam Landscape of Beppu
Steam rises from all over the town - more springs and more water than anywhere in Japan, a city built on its own heat.
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The Hells of Beppu
Pools of hot water divided into blue, red and white by their chemistry - geology showing its colours directly.
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Bamboo Artists of Oita
Artists here moved from weaving into free sculpture in bamboo - a craft district that crossed into contemporary art.
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Communal Bathhouses of Oita
Over a hundred bathhouses in Beppu are run by neighbourhood associations - plain buildings whose form follows who manages them.
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Beppu City Bamboo Craft Traditional Industry Hall
A hall in Beppu showing Beppu bamboo craft, a designated traditional craft, with sessions to try it.
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Myoban Area Yunohana Huts
Huts at Myoban Onsen in Beppu. Straw is laid over the steam vents and bath mineral crystals form on it.
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Ekimae Koto Onsen
A public bathhouse in front of Beppu Station, in a Western-style building of 1924.