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🇯🇵 Kamado Jigoku (Cooking Pot Hell)

かまど地獄 · 오이타현

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Kamado Jigoku (Cooking Pot Hell) is one of the seven 'hells' on Beppu's Jigoku Meguri tour in the Kannawa district, where several distinct hot-spring features — red boiling mud, a cobalt-blue pond, and bubbling clay pools — sit side by side. Its name comes from an old tradition of using the hell's steam to cook rice offerings for festivals at the nearby Hachiman Kamado Shrine. With its red demon statue, live steam demonstrations, foot baths, and steam-cooked snacks, it is a popular and beginner-friendly stop on the hell tour.

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Located in the Kannawa area, about a 20-minute bus ride from Beppu Station (get off at Kannawa). Generally open year-round, roughly 8:00-17:00, but confirm hours and fees for the latest info. A combined seven-hells pass is better value than single entries if you plan to see several.

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Sources · https://kamadojigoku.com/english/ · https://kamadojigoku.com/english/open%E3%83%BBadmission-fee/ · https://www.beppu-jigoku.com/kamado/ · https://en.japantravel.com/oita/beppu-kamado-jigoku/52352 · https://oita-tourism.com/en/onsenStories/jigokumeguri

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