Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine, Yufuin Town, Beppu Ropeway, Kamado Jigoku (with complimentary onsen egg and lemon soda) | Departing from Fukuoka
This tour is highly rated (4.6/5.0 from 1,059 verified reviews) and offers a unique blend of historical culture, artistic scenery, and natural hot springs. Standout features include the opportunity to worship Sugawara no Michizane, the 'God of Learning', and the chance to experience the steaming hot Hell Onsens. With its perfect balance of history, art, and nature, this tour is a must-try for any traveler.
This one-day tour takes you on a journey through the ancient charm of Dazaifu, the artistic scenery of Yufuin, and the fantastical world of mountains and springs in Beppu. With its rich history, stunning landscapes, and unique cultural experiences, this tour is a must-try for any traveler. From the revered Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine to the dreamy blue spring pool at Umi Jigoku, every stop on this tour is a chance to discover something new and unforgettable. With its perfect balance of history, art, and nature, this tour is a true gem of Kyushu's tourism scene. And with prices starting from $48, it's an affordable way to experience the best of Japan's scenic landscapes and cultural heritage.
Who is it for?
- First-time visitors to Kyushu
- History buffs interested in ancient Japanese culture
- Travelers seeking a unique blend of natural hot springs and artistic scenery
- Foodies looking to try local specialties such as Umegae Mochi and matcha
- Photographers seeking postcard-worthy shots of Japan's scenic landscapes
What you'll do
- Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine is one of the must-visit spots in Fukuoka, enshrining Sugawara no Michizane, revered in Japan as the "God of Learning."
- Yufuin is not only one of Kyushu's leading hot spring resorts but also offers many great shopping and sightseeing opportunities.
- Tour Kamado Jigoku (Oven Hell) and enjoy onsen tamago (hot spring eggs) and ramune (marble soda).
What to expect
From historical culture to artistic scenery, and then to the steaming hot Hell Onsens! Experience the best of Kyushu in one day! Perfect for first-time visitors to Kyushu! Come with me on a tour. First Stop: Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine (Blessed by the God of Learning) Upon arriving at Dazaifu, a strong sense of ancient Japanese charm greets you. Walking through the torii gate and along the stone path, with old shops adorned with red lanterns on both sides, it feels like traveling through time. Everyone comes to worship Sugawara no Michizane, the "God of Learning." If you're looking for academic success, certifications, or good fortune, don't miss it. A must-try: Freshly baked Umegae Mochi, crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. Paired with a cup of matcha, your soul will instantly be healed. Second Stop: Yufuin (A Haven for Artistic Slow Living) Next, we arrive at Yufuin, a super healing town surrounded by mountains and a lake. Walking along Yunotsubo Street, every snapshot is postcard-worthy. Creative shops, fragrant dessert houses, and Japanese handmade goods will instantly awaken your "shopping" spirit. Lake Kinrin: In the early morning or evening, it's often shrouded in a light mist, creating a dreamlike and ethereal scene. Dessert recommendations: Pudding, cheesecake, freshly grilled crepes. Third Stop: Beppu Ropeway Slowly ascending in the ropeway, it feels like flying into a painting! From the ropeway, you can overlook the entire city of Beppu, Beppu Bay, and the continuous mountain ranges, a breathtaking sight. There's also an observation deck and a small shrine at the summit, remember to take photos as souvenirs. From June 22 to July 17, 2026, the Beppu Ropeway will undergo regular maintenance. During this period, visitors will go to Umi Jigoku (Sea Hell). (Umi Jigoku tickets are self-paid, 500 JPY/person). Umi Jigoku features a dreamy blue spring pool, like the ocean. It looks cool, but the water temperature is actually super hot, reaching about 98 degrees Celsius! White steam continuously rises from the surface of the pool, making the whole scene look like it's bubbling, cute yet a bit mysterious. Fourth Stop: Beppu Hell Tour - Kamado Jigoku (Cooking Pot Hell) Beppu's most interesting attraction is here! The "Hells" are actually various natural hot springs of different colors and forms, a dazzling sight. Kamado Jigoku is characterized by a concentration of various hell hot springs in one place: blue, red, boiling, steaming... It's like stepping into a "fantasy factory" version of hot springs. Finally, return to Fukuoka, concluding this rich one-day trip! From the ancient charm of Dazaifu to the artistic Yufuin, and then to the fantastical world of mountains and springs in Beppu – does it feel like one day is not enough to explore it all? Get your camera and your appetite ready; your next spontaneous Kyushu trip starts here.
Insider tips
- Don't miss the opportunity to try freshly baked Umegae Mochi and a cup of matcha at Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine
- Be sure to bring your camera to capture the breathtaking views from the Beppu Ropeway and the dreamy blue spring pool at Umi Jigoku
- Consider visiting Yufuin in the early morning or evening to see Lake Kinrin shrouded in mist
- Don't forget to try some of the local desserts, such as pudding, cheesecake, and freshly grilled crepes
- Be prepared for regular maintenance at the Beppu Ropeway from June 22 to July 17, 2026, and plan to visit Umi Jigoku instead
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