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Travel Home > Directory > Destinations > Asia > Japan > Oita
Oita Hotels Reservation including Suginoi Hotel Oita Toyo Hotel Shirasagi Hotel Beppuwan Royal Hotel Kamenoi Hotel Sueyoshi Ryokan Hotel Comfort Hotel Oita Oita Hotel Bookings.
Suginoi Hotel is located in the heart of Oita, making it a popular choice for both business and leisure travelers. Whether on business or holiday, each of the 320 rooms at this 4-star property are designed help guests relax in comfort and style.
Beppu is a city located in Ôita Prefecture, Kyûshû, Japan. Beppu is Japan's onsen capital with the largest volume of hot water in the world aside from Yellowstone in the USA and the largest number of hot spring sources in Japan. Beppu contains nine major geothermal hot spots, which are sometimes referred to as the "nine hells of Beppu".
Ôita Prefecture is located on Kyûshû Island, Japan. The prefectural capital is the city of Ôita. Ôita Prefecture is almost entirely covered by mountains and has only narrow coastal plains. Ôita Prefecture is famous for its hot springs, particularly those in and around the city of Beppu, known as the 'hells', or jigoku.
Explains various districts in Oita and their sights, prefecture information, local events and traditions.
An onsen is a Japanese hot spring. A volcanically active country, Japan has thousands of onsen scattered along its length and bredth. Onsen were traditionally used as public bathing places and today play a central role in directing Japanese domestic tourism.
