Nine Hells of Beppu, Japan.

Beppu is home to over 2,800 hot springs and is found on the island of Kyushu. The Nine hells of Beppu are some of the more unique springs in the area. Hells 1 is Umi Jigoku meaning “sea hell”. The pool is a turquoise blue its name and is hot enough to boil eggs. Hell 2 is Oniishibou, meaning “shaven head hell” and gets its name from the boiling gray mud. The mud bubbles to the surface and resembles the shaved head of Buddhist monks. Hell 3 is Shiraike Jigoku meaning: white pond hell” and is filled with boiling white water cused by the high calcium concentration. Yama Jigoku was made by a mud volcano that it created a small mountain surrounded by small pools. Hell 5 is Kamada Jigoku “cooking pot hell” 

This is a collection of boiling hot spring that are flanked by a red devil statue featured as the cook. Hell 6 is Oniyama Jogoku meaning “devil’s mountain hell”. Oniyama is a very strong stream that can pull 1 ½ train cars, and is also home to about 100 hellish crocodiles. Hell 7 is Kinryu Jigoku “golden dragon hell”. This spring is featured with a steaming dragon. The steam is supplied by the steam of the spring and is directed out of the dragon’s nostrils. The dragon gives the illusion of flying when water spouts out at sunrise. Hell 8 is Chinoike Jigoku meaning “blood pond hell”. Chinoike gets its name from the bright reddish colored water caused by ferrous ( containing iron) minerals in the pond. Hell 9 is Tatsumaki Jigoku meaning “spout hell”. Tatsumaki is a geyser that spouts every 30 minutes and has a temperature of about 105 degrees Celsius.

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