Hebinoyu






It's the site of a rape and murder that occurred during the hot spring boom, so while it might be okay to go there to wash off the sweat after a hike, isn't there really any need to go there? If you do go, do a Google search first. But... I can't believe... it still exists...? ...Snake Bath
I went there dreaming of a secluded hot spring, but I was brought back to reality when I saw quite a few insects and plants in the bath. Well, of course, it is a secluded hot spring after all. I think it's a really great place, it just wasn't for me.
The road is a little rough, but it's worth the trip. There are four baths, so even if it gets a little crowded, people will spread out. The water gets hotter the further upstream you go, so it might feel a little warm in the middle of winter.
I visited this open-air bath after hearing that Tsurunoyu was dry. Although the distance itself isn't far and it looks easy to find, the road is narrow and includes unpaved sections, making it a dangerous route. …
This is an open-air bath (wild hot spring?) deep in the mountains of Beppu. I came here after seeing it featured on YouTube. The road along the way looks okay, but there are some very bumpy sections. …
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