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Onsen, Sento & Super Sento – Beppu Onsen (別府温泉), Oita
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Beppu (別府市)（58）
OnsenAMANE RESORT SEIKAI
Onsenおかたの湯 (Okata No-yu)
Onsenおやど 湯の丘 (Oyado Yunoka)
Onsenひょうたん温泉 (Hyotan Onsen)
Onsenみょうばん湯の里 (Myobanyunosato)
Onsenゆめひのきの湯 大仏温泉 (Yumehinoki No-yu Daibutsu Onsen)
Onsen上田の湯九日天温泉 (Uedanoyukokonokaten Onsen)
Onsen不老泉 (Furoizumi)
Onsen亀川筋湯温泉 (Kamekawasujiyu Onsen)
Onsen亀陽泉 (Kameyoizumi)
Onsen個室温泉おふゆ (Koshitsu Onsen Ofuyu)
Onsen別府海浜砂湯「Sand SPA」(TKP SHONIN PARK内)
Onsen別府温泉保養ランド
Onsen別府鉄輪温泉やまなみの湯 (Bepputetsurin Onsen Yamanami No-yu)
Onsen北的ヶ浜町温泉 (Kitatekikehamacho Onsen)
Onsen南的ヶ浜温泉 (Minamitekikehama Onsen)
Onsen向原温泉 (Mukaihara Onsen)
Onsen四の湯（しのゆ）温泉 (Shi No-yu Shinoyu Onsen)
Onsen地熱観光ラボ縁間 (Chinetsukankoraboherikan)
Onsen地獄原温泉 (Jigokuhara Onsen)
Onsen堀田温泉 (Hotta Onsen)
Onsen奥みょうばん山荘 (Okumyobansanso)
Onsen寿温泉 (Hisashi Onsen)
Onsen悠彩の宿 望海 (Yusainoyado Nozomi)
Onsen新玉旅館 (Shintamaryokan)
Onsen日の出温泉 (Hinode Onsen)
Onsen明礬 湯の里 貸切湯 (Myoban Yunosato Kashikiri-yu)
Onsen末広温泉 (Suehiro Onsen)
Onsen杉乃井パレス
Onsen杜の湯リゾート
Onsen東町温泉 (Higashicho Onsen)
Onsen柴石温泉 (Shibaishi Onsen)
Onsen桜湯 (Sakura-yu)
Onsen梅園温泉 (Umezono Onsen)
Onsen此花（このはな）温泉 (Konohana Konohana Onsen)
Onsen永石温泉 (Nagaishi Onsen)
Onsen浜田温泉 (Hamada Onsen)
Onsen浜脇温泉 (Hamawaki Onsen)
Onsen海門寺温泉 (Kaimontera Onsen)
Onsen渋の湯 (Shibu No-yu)
Onsen湯元屋旅館 (Yumoto Yaryokan)
Onsen湯屋えびす (Yuyaebisu)
Onsen湯山の里 和さび人 (Yuyamanosato Wasabinin)
Onsen湯山の里温泉 (Yuyamanosato Onsen)
Onsen湯都ピア浜脇 (Yumiyakopiahamawaki)
Onsen照湯温泉 (Shoyu Onsen)
Onsen熱の湯 (Netsu No-yu)
Onsen田の湯温泉 (Tanoyu Onsen)
Onsen白糸の滝温泉 (Shiroitonotaki Onsen)
Onsen競輪温泉 (Keirin Onsen)
Onsen竹瓦温泉 (Takekawara Onsen)
Onsen紙屋温泉 (Kamiya Onsen)
Onsen芝居の湯（別府市コミュニティーセンター）
Onsen鉄輪すじ湯温泉 (Tetsurinsujiyu Onsen)
Onsen長泉寺 薬師湯 (Nagaizumitera Kusurishi-yu)
Onsen陽だまり温泉 花の湯 (Yodamari Onsen Hana No-yu)
Onsen駅前高等温泉 (Ekimaekoto Onsen)
Onsen鬼石の湯 (Oniishi No-yu)
Onsen, sento and super sento — what is the difference?
- Onsen: baths using natural hot spring water, from rustic communal baths in onsen towns to day-trip spa facilities.
- Sento: neighborhood public bathhouses with a fixed, affordable price set by each prefecture — many have Mt. Fuji murals and saunas.
- Super sento: large bath complexes with many kinds of baths, saunas, bedrock baths, restaurants and rest areas — great for a whole day.
How to enjoy a Japanese onsen or sento
- Wash your body at the shower area before getting into the bath.
- Do not put your towel in the bath water; keep long hair tied up.
- Many baths are nude and separated by gender; swimsuits are usually not allowed.
- Tattoo rules differ by facility — look for “Tattoo-friendly” or check the official site.
- After a sauna, rinse off sweat before entering the cold plunge bath.