Beppu Jigoku Onsen Ticket

Visiting the 7 Hells is definitely worth it. No guide is needed. Each hell has its own unique characteristic. You can collect stamps at each of the Hells, and best of all, you can enjoy a foot bath in several of them. It's worth dedicating a full day (about 6 hours). I started with the two more remote ones, then took a lunch break (Jigoku meguri is a typical dish), and then finished the other five, which are close to each other. Incredible!

Beppu is an absolute must-visit if you are traveling to Kyushu! The steaming onsens are even more breathtaking in person. We booked the Beppu Jigoku Onsen ticket and it was the best decision of our trip. Definitely try the onsen-steamed egg at Kamado Jigoku!

The different colored hot springs provided a very wonderful experience. I observed the bubbling hot gray mud, a red lake, and beautiful blue hot springs. It was a dazzling sight to see many different colored hot springs. It can be a bit crowded, but I bought a few souvenirs, especially the Umi Jigoku face mask, and local Oita delicious pudding and sweets.

Hassle free redemption with the printed QR without having to join the queue for tickets. The booklets are also sold at the door of each Jigoku so the main benefit is this pre-purchase doesn't require cash payment. To 'break even', you'll need to visit at least 5 Jigokus (JPY400 per admission). Bring a small towel and enjoy the foot baths at the ones with them!

advantage for me to get tickets on Klook apps we went to the museum at 2pm long queue for the on the spot tickets. But we just presented our printed voucher to the staff then, goooo!! so smooth if you your ticket and printed it advance. we really enjoyed the view it was nice weather, sunny day♥️♥️ Great experience!

Ticket redemption was convenient, and the price was slightly cheaper than on-site. I would repurchase if needed again. The scenery is beautiful, and it's worth spending time to experience the beauty of the hot springs ♨️.

our family had a fun time exploring the various types of hot springs and the kids enjoyed getting the stamps on the maps when visiting each location. had onsen egg and steamed dumplings at the cafe nearby as well. overall a great experience and highly recommended

It's very convenient, but remember to print out a "physical paper" QR code before you go. Give it to the lady, and she will exchange it for a booklet of admission tickets for you, and another piece of paper for you to stamp. My Klook paper was wrinkled, and she didn't seem too happy about it. She kept smoothing it out with her hand to straighten it. Japanese ladies are really demanding, haha! 😅 The seven hells are worth visiting. It's nice for families to walk around and have some activities to do! 🤗