Unzen Jigoku Cafe à Unzen

Name: Unzen Jigoku
Address: National Highway Route 57, Unzen, Japan
Telephone: 81957733434
Rating: 4.7

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Unzen Jigoku

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9.4

10 Revoir

Ambiance

9.4/10

Nourriture

9.4/10

Intérieur

9.4/10

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9.4/10

Service

9.4/10

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Prix & Cuisine

$$ International

Type de restaurant

Cafe

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+81957733434

National Highway Route 57, Unzen, Japan

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Karl Chong

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A month ago

The South island of new Zealand is better. This is only 4* but seeing all the cats at dusk makes it 5*. The cats are super friendly and you can go up and pet most of them. Was great walking around at dusk and at night time it changes again. Highly recommend you stay nearby.

Aja_S

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4 months ago

We stopped here on our way to Nagasaki. It is an interesting place with lots of potential. We enjoyed the place, but it is a pity that a little effort is made to make it as good as it can. It looked like there was a lot of old construction and piping rubbish left behind which detracted from the experience. It wouldn't take a lot to improve it and make the site to look more natural (less concrete and more discrete pipes). Despite the above, it is still worthwhile a stop if time permits. It is one of a very few sites that is still free (hope it stays that way).

Slothful Yoga

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4 years ago

Fun and unique experience that is free and can be enjoyed by all ages. A trail takes you around many hells that fog up the glass if you get close and bubble so ferociously. The fog makes it a fun spot to take moody pictures of this natural wonder.

Trường Đặng

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7 months ago

Nên đi để trải nghiệm trứng và đồ ăn khá ngon cảnh cũng đẹp

Won Soon Lau

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4 years ago

A truely wonderful and closed up experience with the bubbling hotspring and stream from the thermal eruption. Totally didn't expect to be such fun and beautiful. There are quite a lot of paths taking you to see the various feature of this park. Prepare to spend at least 2 hours here as it covers a large area. You can even buy eggs cooked in the thermal vents. This is a public park so no entrance fee but you pay 500yen for the parking. One disappointment is the park is scattered with pipes tapping the heated water.

Ng Zhi Xian

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4 years ago

What an interesting experience! The "farts" (or the "breathing" if you like it) of nearby Mount Unzen seeps through the ground. Many interesting views, all free of charge, as compared to the ones in Beppu. Tip - free parking at the cafe near the visitor centre!

손영선

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10 months ago

It was good to show my parents a special view. The eggs cooked in the hot spring were also special. Transportation is inconvenient, so I recommend it to those who are traveling by rental car. There is no entrance fee, but the parking fee is 500 yen, which is a bit expensive.

Luke Pun

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A year ago

It can get quite smelly with the sulfur discharges. But nonetheless a very interesting and unique site.

Peter Lim

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4 years ago

Interesting natural hot springs that billows smokes all around.m which gives it the hellish look. Very diffrent from the hot springs in Beppu but these are more interesting. The town itself is quiet and looks peaceful.

Anthony Chan

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3 years ago

Beautiful source of the hot spring, which provides the source for all the hotspring hotels in the whole shimbara peninsula. You can really smell the sulphur around here. Be careful if you are a car driver as the smoke from the hotspring can block your vision. You can buy eggs boiled by the steam of hotspring here. Sadly this is also the place where Christians were thrown into the boiling hotsprings as punishment.

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