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Parc aux singes du Mont Takasaki

The Takasaki Monkey Park is a popular monkey reserve at the foot of Mount Takasaki, a 628 meter high mountain along the coast between Beppu and Oita. The mountain is home to around 1,500 wild Japanese macaques. What began in 1952 as a way for locals to keep the monkeys from ruining their crops has since turned into a haven for the macaque monkeys and the people who love to watch them. To keep the animals away from fields and residential areas, they were fed by park rangers. The monkeys come to the monkey park in the mornings and afternoons and are fed by the guards and spend their time playing and resting. However, as they are wild, visitors should keep their distance from the animals.

Ōita situé à 4 minutes

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Bains de sable de Beppu

If you're suffering from chronic pain, high blood pressure, stress, or almost any other ailment you can imagine, look no further than the famous sands of Beppu Sand Beach for a chance at relief. This black sand beach and hot spring area are said to have healing properties and has long been used as a fashionable and healthy retreat. While Beppu is no stranger to hot springs, the sands of Shoningahama Beach are heated to more than 40-degrees Celsius thanks to the geothermic waters. There's nothing quite like being buried up to your neck under the sands, sweating out the impurities while you listen to the soothing sounds of ocean waves lapping at the shoreline. With just enough room for twelve people at a time to experience the sand baths, there are some days when there is a wait of one hour or more. However, the helpful staff will take your phone number and give you a call when it's your turn, so in the meantime why not enjoy nearby hot springs or a stroll along the beach. You also don't have to worry about rain or the beating sun ruining your experience. There's a moveable cover over the sandpit that allows guests to stay dry and comfortable during their relaxation. Also, don't forget your camera--the staff is always willing to take a photo of you buried up to the neck in the sands. A memento that will last long after you wash the sand off.

Ōita À environ 7km

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Umi Jigoku

Umi Jigoku ("l'enfer de la mer") est l'un des sept "enfers" de Beppu, des attractions thermales connues pour leur apparence naturelle unique. Ces onsen très particuliers possèdent chacun des bienfaits spécifiques, mais on ne peut pas s'y baigner puisque leur température dépasse souvent allègrement les 100°C. Umi Jigoku et son bassin principal dont l'eau bleus turquoise fumante qui donne presque envie d'y plonger, ainsi que son étang rempli de solides nénuphars géants pouvant supporter un poids jusqu'à 20 kilos, font de cet onsen le plus connu des enfers de Beppu. Ne manquez pas les autres enfers de Beppu plus fascinants les uns que les autres et profitez-en également pour tester la cuisine "Jigoku Mushi" préparée à l'aide des vapeurs des sources chaudes!

Ōita À environ 9km

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