Beppu

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Beppu is known as the “spa city”, and that it has more than 110 public establishments. Account with more than 130,000 kiloliters of thermal water per year from the interior of the Earth (enough to fill 3,600 pools of 25 m in length), mostly from 9 sources known as “the 9 Hells of Beppu”. Since antiquity this has been the reason for which many people attended Beppu to benefit from the baths taken with this type of water.

In 1950 she was appointed by the Japanese Government as a spa town. Its waters are rich in sulphides, salt, acids and aluminium. Their main centres are: Beppu, Kankaiji, Kannawa, Myoban, and hour. Each year attracts more than 3.5 million visitors to take advantage of the medicinal qualities and therapeutic of water, with such distinctive names such as: “hell tromba” or “blood Lake”. The city is located in a Bay surrounded by bamboo forests and mountains which comes from the water of strange colors: blood-red (underwater oxidation), verduzco, caramel color. Read the rest of this entry »

Aomori City

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Aomori City

Aomori city is located in the Prefecture of the same name, to the North of Japan, bounded by Mutsu Bay to the North and surrounded by mountains (Hakkoda). Aomori offers some of the most spectacular views of all Japan, still being one of the destinations that tourists rarely visit by its remoteness with regard to Tokyo and Kyoto.

With a population of approximately 300,000 people, has one of the highest rates of precipitation in the form of snow of all Japan. They are only a small percentage of tourists who decide to go this hidden area of Japan, and it is hard to feel disappointed.

Hirosaki Castle was built in 1611 by the Tsugaru clan. It is located in the Park of the same name (Park featuring more than 60 square miles). Like many of the castles and Japanese temples suffered a fire in 1627 and had to be rebuilt in 1810. Read the rest of this entry »