Voici notre premier arrêt. De là, vous pourrez admirer la vapeur s'échapper des sources chaudes de Beppu et profiter d'une vue imprenable sur la ville et les montagnes environnantes. C'est l'endroit idéal pour admirer le paysage et profiter de l'un des sites les plus uniques de Beppu.

We will ascend 1300 meters above sea level on the largest Ropeway in Kyushu. Beppu Ropeway takes us to the top of Mt. Tsurumi, an active volcano and the source of Beppu Hot Springs, where you can see panoramic views of Beppu and Beppu Bay.

Le mont Yufu est un volcan culminant à 1 580 mètres d'altitude, situé à la frontière entre Yufu et Beppu. Nous l'admirerons en route vers Yufuin.

Cet observatoire est situé entre Yufuin et Beppu, le long de la route Yamanami (route préfectorale 11), réputée pour être l'une des destinations les plus pittoresques de Kyushu. Cet arrêt offre une vue magnifique sur le bassin de Yufuin depuis 680 mètres d'altitude.

A rural Japanese town that would make you feel like stepping into a beloved Ghibli film. Get a glimpse of the Japanese countryside hills and stroll around creeks and charming cafes.

We will walk to Lake Kinrin. The lake sits under Mt. Yufu and it was called takemoto-no-ike or “lake under the mountain” for several years by the locals. However, it was renamed to Kinrin, or “golden scales”, by Mori Kuso, a Confucius scholar, in 1884 when he saw the golden-scaled fish in the waters around sunset one day.

[Optional activity, subject to schedule] One of Beppu’s most famous “hells,” Umi Jigoku features stunning turquoise-blue waters heated to over 90°C (194°F) — too hot to touch but perfect for spectacular views. Formed over 1,200 years ago by volcanic activity, its vivid color comes from natural minerals. Watch steam rise and create a mystical, otherworldly scene that showcases Beppu’s incredible geothermal power.