유후인+벳푸 5박6일 여행 이렇게 다녀오면 후회 없습니다｜일정·동선·팁까지 요약 정리 (4K 화질)

Overall trip concept

• Route concept (6 nights / 5 nights? → “6-day” flow mentioned in the video)
  • The itinerary follows the author’s actual movement: Yufuin + Beppu, with 5 additional places within the Beppu area attractions.
• Travel style: mostly full-day exploring, but with a recommendation to keep the schedule slightly relaxed.
• Total cost mentioned: 3.64 million KRW for 2 people.

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Where to go / logistics

• Yufuin and Beppu are hot-spring towns in Oita Prefecture, Kyushu, Japan.
• From airports (approx.)
  • Oita Airport → Yufuin: ~1 hour by bus
  • Oita Airport → Beppu (“BAF/Beppu” mentioned): ~50 minutes

Flight planning notes

• Due to Jeju Air direct flights to Oita (from March 2023), the trip focuses on Yufuin + Beppu.
• Schedule mentioned (transcribed; may have minor caption errors)
  • Depart Tues/Thurs/Sat at 11:20 → arrive 15:25
  • Return Tues/Thurs/Sat at 14:30 → arrive 16:15
• Planning advice
  • Choose one departure day + one return day among those three.
  • Example schedule noted: Sat Apr 26 → (travel days) → Thu May 1 (travel-day counts appear inconsistent in captions).

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Recommended pacing

• Author’s pacing advice:
  • At least 2 days in Yufuin
  • 2+ days in the surrounding area (Beppu region)

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Day 1: Arrive Yufuin + dinner + first accommodation

Goal: Check in and take a first look around at night.

Arrival + transfer

• Landing arrived ~30 minutes early, but timing can vary (small airport).
• Yufuin transport
  • Take the earliest Yufuin limousine bus
    • Mentioned options: 14:05, then 15:45 if missed
  • First-come, first-served (no reservations)
  • Bring cash: 2,000 yen per person
  • Travel time: ~1 hour

Evening in Yufuin

• Walk/scout early before dark (e.g., Yunotsubo Street area).
• Many shops close after ~5pm, but some artist/experience spaces may stay open later.
• Booking difficulty workaround
  • Some famous places were fully booked.
  • Carre Ae: refused foreign reservations and asked to return.
  • Workaround: at Michelin-star izakaya Yamaya, the owner helped with a reservation.

Dinner highlights

• Famous carp + steak
• Author notes:
  • Enjoyed the carp pepper flavor (likened to a noodle soup vibe)
  • Steak described as Michelin-level quality

Accommodation (Night 1)

• Yokhan Sanso Tanaka
• Highlights:
  • Traditional atmosphere; cozy room
  • Two indoor private baths
  • Outdoor hot spring bath particularly impressive / good value
• Note: mentioned as not including extras like dinner/breakfast (caption wording suggests “budget accommodation”).

Day 1 takeaway: flight + transfer + check-in + dinner.

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Day 2: Core Yufuin sights (morning lake → mountains → Yunotsubo Street)

Morning: Lake Ginko (“Ginrinko”)

• Wake up: ~6:00am
• Arrive early:
  • Author recommends before ~7:30 latest
• Why morning works:
  • Steam rises even in winter (hot/cold spring mixing)
  • Less light makes scenery feel more dreamlike
• Key tip: morning walk + fresh air strongly emphasized.

Breakfast: Grandma bakery cafe

• Opens 8:00am
• Elderly couple bakes healthy bread daily
• Bread supplied to nearby breakfasts (including Yokhan)
• Favorites:
  • Red bean paste + raisin bread
• Taste notes: simple, clean flavor; easy on the stomach

Move + breakfast #2

• Luggage storage didn’t work out, so the author returned to the accommodation, then walked (~10 minutes) to the next stay.
• Breakfast at Amami Chaya (reserved 10:00am)
• Recommended sets:
  • Toriten set meal
  • Tofu steak set meal
• Also praised:
  • Miso dango soup (Oita-en local dish; rarer even in Japan)

Mt. Yufudake / Yufuin viewpoint

• Without a rental car:
  • ~15 minutes by bus
• Caution: buses are infrequent (every 1–2 hours), so check schedules.

Main street walk: Yunotsubo Street

• Walking route:
  • ~1 km, connecting Yufuin Station ↔ Lake Kinko
• Time suggestion:
  • Don’t rush—author recommends at least ~3 hours
  • Optionally split across 2 days
• Mindset:
  • Dense with shops, food, and photo spots; includes cafe breaks
• Shop hours note:
  • Most open around 10am, close before 5pm
• End point: Floral Village
  • Photo-friendly theme village; experience-style cafes (owl/cat cafes mentioned)

Accommodation (Night 2)

• Yufuin Makinobai
• Highlights:
  • Japanese-style rooms with floor mats + kotatsu vibe
  • Private family baths
  • Separate open-air baths for men/women
  • Kaiseki dining praised (seasonal ingredients)
  • Breakfast included (unlike Day 1)

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Day 3: Revisit Yufuin + move to Beppu

Morning in Yufuin

• Breakfast at Yokhan (simple but satisfying: rice, miso soup, grilled fish)
• Hot spring routine:
  • Morning soak described as a daily habit
• Lake Ginko revisit:
  • Rainy drizzle changed the atmosphere

Cafe + re-exploring Yunotsubo Street

• “Must-visit” cafe:
  • Sabo Tenjo Sajiki (daytime cafe / bar in the evening)
  • Ordered katsu sando + Americano (katsu praised)
• Second pass foods:
  • Cheese pudding place Milch (warm pudding sold only there)
  • Apple tangurine at Asagirizaka Ringoen (apple-based tart); bought and ate twice
• One item judged “so-so” (example given: “Gold Medal Goro”)

Transfer to Beppu

• Bus: Yufuin Bus Terminal → Beppu Station
  • ~once per hour
  • 1,100 yen per person (cash)
  • ~50 minutes
• Arrival:
  • By ~5pm
  • Different vibe even though both are hot-spring regions
• Photo spot:
  • Abraya Kumahachi statue in front of Beppu Station
  • Described as a tourism pioneer tied to developing the Hell Garden pilgrimage

Accommodation (Night 3)

• Hotel Onyado Nonno
• Evening idea:
  • Beppu Tower (~10 minutes walk)
  • ~100m observation deck; not extremely tall, but views are good

Why Onyado Nonno stands out

• Barefoot movement around the hotel (lobby → rooms)
• Evening mini-ramen
• Best highlight: 8 themed hot springs inspired by Beppu’s “hell” varieties
  • Includes open-air baths with open ceilings
  • Each bath has its own concept → encourages revisiting/exploring

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Day 4: Beppu Hell Tour + Ropeway + Tendon dinner + final hotel

Hell spring pilgrimage (“Best Friend Loop A”)

• Ticket:
  • 2,000 yen combined ticket for 7 hot springs
• Areas:
  • 5 hells in Kannawa
  • 2 hells in Shibaseki
• Timing:
  • Each hell fully viewable in ~30 minutes
  • Close enough for walking between nearby ones within the area
• Common start: Umi Jigoku
  • Blue, rice-paddy-like cobalt spring water; water gushes from a deep pond

Hell names mentioned

• Umi Jigoku (cobalt blue)
• Oni 25z Jigoku (gray mud boiling; monk-bald-foam described)
• Kamado Jigoku (many colors + steamed hell pudding)
• Moniama Jigoku (heated area raising ~80 crocodiles mentioned)
• Shiraike Jigoku (milky white “cloud” spring + Japanese garden + aquarium)
• Tatsumaki (continuous hot-water/steam spraying in intervals)
• Shinike Jigoku (oldest; red mud boiling)

Lunch during the tour

• Jigoku Kobo Kanna (steam cuisine restaurant)
• How it works:
  • Choose ingredients → cooked via steaming in a steam pot producing hot spring steam
• Advice:
  • Over 1 hour wait; get a number ticket mid-tour, then explore first.

Timing suggestion

• If starting around 9:30am, finishing around 3pm is feasible.
• Tour operates from 8am, so early start helps.

Transfer to the Ropeway

• Author used a taxi to Beppu Ropeway
  • ~15 minutes, ~3,400 yen
  • Bus intervals were long and took >1 hour
• Ropeway highlights:
  • Cable car to Mt. Tsurumidake (~1,300m)
  • 360-degree observation deck + short walking path + shrine
  • Not “must-visit,” but good if you have relaxed time

Dinner: Tendon

• Tendon Toyonai (Beppu Station area)
  • ~90+ years tradition; run by the 3rd generation
  • Two locations: main + near Beppu Station
• Advice:
  • Waiting time >1 hour; hotel nearby made it easier to rest
• Praised orders:
  • Special Tendon (3 shrimp + vegetables)
  • Aged assortment
• Taste notes:
  • Batter described as thinner/softer/crispier than Korean tendon; ingredient flavors preserved

Accommodation (Night 4)

• Amanek Beppu Yural
• Location:
  • ~2-minute walk from Onyado Nonno
• Built recently: 2021
• Highlights:
  • Stylish fusion of traditional Japanese elements + modern design
  • Infinity pool
  • Men’s/women’s match rooms
  • Welcome drinks + complimentary uniforms
  • Small gym

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Day 5: Full day Beppu + ramen + bakery + yakiniku + shopping

Aquarium & zoo (early arrival required)

• Umitamago Aquarium + Takasakiyama Natural Zoo
• From Beppu: ~15 minutes by bus
• You must arrive before 9am to align with show schedules (buses only 1–2 per hour; taxis can be easier for families)

Umitamago highlights

• Experiential/interactive style (more than just watching)
• Example show timeline:
  • 9:30am commentary
  • 10:00am sea lion performance
  • 11:00am dolphin show
• Touch corner: stingray area (open all time)
• Penguins on open display areas praised
• Family-friendly layout; safe interactions with lifeguards

Zoo: “Monkey Village”

• Takasakiyama Natural Zoo
• Captions indicate it’s mostly monkeys (not a typical mixed-animal zoo vibe)
• Monkeys lie/play and may even pass under people’s feet

Lunch + ramen

• Shopping mall stop: Yume Town (late lunch)
• Ramen:
  • Misoya Beppu (Hokkaido-style miso ramen)
  • Rich miso broth, generous toppings, yellow chewy noodles
  • Spicy option exists, but author chose regular (based on review analysis that Korean reviews said spicy)

Bakery takeout

• Tomunnaga Pangya (over 100 years old; same spot)
• Notes:
  • Takeout-only
  • Only 18 bread types total; choose based on staff recommendations
• Best pick:
  • Butter France (praised for buttery/salty/sweet balance)

Dinner: Yakiniku

• Yakiniku Arata
• Reason to book:
  • Popular; difficult without reservation
• Highlights:
  • Suggested premium-ish selection without feeling overpriced
  • Orders mentioned:
    • Signature meat assortment
    • Garlic fried rice
    • Additional salad
• Cost note:
  • Total mentioned around 110,000 won (currency note suggests caption-based conversion)

Shopping (best at the end)

• Yufuin: souvenir shops on Yunotsubo Street
• Beppu: Don Quijote (“Donkey Hotel” mentioned)
  • Mentioned as open until 2am
• Practical advice:
  • Don’t shop too early; you may be stuck carrying items until departure
  • Buy daily necessities, snacks, supplements, medicines there
• Spending estimate:
  • ~260,000 won

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Day 6: Return logistics + last cafe + airport duty free

Return flight timing

• Return day depends on Jeju Air schedule (Tues/Thurs/Sat; direct to Incheon)

Airport buffer

• Arrive 2 hours early
• Limousine bus from Beppu Station to airport: ~1 hour
• Allow at least 3 hours total buffer

Bus pickup details

• Platform 4 near Beppu Station (east gate; walk right toward Lotteria)
• Recommendation:
  • Wait in front of Beppu Station by 10:30am

Last-day plan

• Only a short morning cafe

Cafe near Beppu Station

• BYYCA
• Open: 9:30am
• Distance: ~5 minutes walk from Beppu Station
• Setting: renovated old house (over 160 years old)
• Menu: coffee, sandwiches, cakes
• Ordered:
  • Two sandwich sets; mackerel sandwich praised (no fishy smell; compared to tuna)

Duty-free stop

• Airport duty-free store near the end (described as small but stocked)
• Examples mentioned:
  • Tokyo Banana
  • Jagarico/Jagabee-like snacks (spelling uncertain)
  • Sake/spirits, souvenirs
• Usefulness:
  • Good for last-minute gifts if you didn’t shop earlier

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Notable locations / products / people mentioned

Yufuin

• Yunotsubo Street, Kinrinko (Lake Ginko), Mt. Yufu / Yufudake
• Floral Village
• Sabo Tenjo Sajiki
• Grandma bakery cafe, Amami Chaya
• Asagirizaka Ringoen, Milch (cheese pudding)
• Yokhan Sanso Tanaka, Yokhan
• Yufuin Makinobai

Beppu

• Beppu Tower, Abraya Kumahachi statue
• Hell “Jigoku” pilgrimage: Umi Jigoku, Oni 25z, Kamado, Moniama, Shiraike, Tatsumaki, Shinike
• Jigoku Kobo Kanna
• Beppu Ropeway (Mt. Tsurumidake)
• Toyonai tendon restaurant
• Onyado Nonno, Amanek Beppu Yural
• Umitamago Aquarium
• Takasakiyama Natural Zoo
• Misoya Beppu ramen
• Tomunnaga Pangya bakery
• Yakiniku Arata
• Don Quijote (“Donkey Hotel”)

Flights / airline / creator

• Jeju Air direct to Oita (from Incheon)
• Speaker/creator: “Balrottireo” (author/speaker of the video)