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Not included: Admission to Hell ticket 900 yen; Hotel pick up and drop off; Accommodation; Other personal expenses; Tips and gratuities; Insurance
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Welcome to the Beppu & Hells Hot Springs Day Tour from Fukuoka! We will provide Cantonese/Mandarin/English guides to take you to Yufuin, the Miyazaki Hayao town, where you'll have 2.5 hours of fun, visit the childlike Nyoirinji Temple, and experience Beppu's most unique Hells Hot Springs for free. Nyoirinji Temple's wind chime festival is one of Fukuoka's most elegant and refreshing popular summer events. It cleverly combines traditional Japanese culture, summer traditions, and the tranquil atmosphere of a temple, bringing a double delight of sight and sound to the hot summer days. The main activity is to stroll leisurely through the temple, listen to the chorus of wind chimes, admire the beautiful scenery of wind chimes intertwined with ancient temples and nature, and feel that unique sense of coolness and Zen. The wind chimes by the stream and along the bamboo path are especially popular. As the breeze blows, thousands of wind chimes emit crisp, melodious, and continuous "ding-a-ling" sounds. This sound is regarded by the Japanese as the "sound of summer," instantly making people forget the scorching heat and feel peace and coolness in their hearts. Beppu is the "breath of the earth" – a stunning spectacle of hellish wonders intertwined with vibrant city life; Yufuin is a "fairytale in the mountains" – a healing place where art and nature coexist. The combination of the two is the essence of Kyushu's hot spring travel: half fire, half poetry. Yufuin Floral Village: An English village recreating the style of the Cotswolds in the UK, inspired by the filming location of "Harry Potter," it gathers fairytale-themed shops like "Alice in Wonderland" and "Peter Rabbit," as well as interactive experiences like the Owl Forest. ⚠️ Travel Notice August 8th to August 16th is the peak travel season for Japan's Obon Festival, which may lead to traffic congestion, large crowds, attractions closing early, or itinerary adjustments. Please do not book dinner, flights, or Shinkansen on the same day, and it is recommended to bring a power bank. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation!