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Kamado Jigoku
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Kamado Jigoku (かまど地獄, 'Cooking Pot Hell') is the most hands-on of Beppu's seven hells — in addition to viewing colorful hot springs (including cobalt-blue pools and orange-tinted ponds), visitors can experience interactive geothermal phenomena: a drinking fountain dispensing safe-to-drink 80°C onsen water, a steam inhalation booth, and a foot bath using hell water cooled to 42°C.
The name derives from the Edo-period tradition of using this hell's steam to cook rice offerings for nearby Hachiman Shrine festivals — the steam rising from the ground resembled a giant cooking pot (kamado).
基本資訊
營業時間
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
公休: Open year-round
門票
Included in 7-hell combined ticket ¥2,200. Individual entry ¥450. DIY hell eggs ¥100 for 5.
最佳季節
Year-round; visit as part of the 7-hell combined circuit in Kannawa area
建議停留
30–45 minutes (foot bath, steam inhalation station, egg cooking demo)
如何前往
交通資訊
在地私房情報
鄰近景點
距離Kamado Jigoku最近的私房景點,依直線距離排序。
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