Yufuin
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Pros
- We did a night in Yufuin and Beppu last time we were in Fukuoka and it was incredibly worth it
- I did Yufuin with my travel partner and stayed at an onsen overnight. Incredibly peaceful with the backdrop of Mt. Aso.
- I walked around the pond, visited a few temples, gardens, lots of restaurants and cafes. Im a snoopy fan so spent time in the cafe for dessert and the souvenir chocolate shop. The souvenir stores near the bus stop and train station were...
- It’s a really cute little town, but unless you’re planning to hike, you probably don’t need more than half a day.
- in Kyushu we absolutely loved Kumamoto and Yufuin.
Cons
- Parent context: I am not a fan of Yufuin either, but the crowd problem can be easily solved by walking few streets away (just like in Kyoto). I enjoyed walking on the other side of the Oita river along rice fields with zero people there....
- Yeah I definitely back this up on Yufuin. ... The rest of Yufuin I just was not impressed with beyond my ryokans dinner, that was amazing. And as you allude to it's way WAY too crowded.
- Yufuin in November was honestly overwhelming way too crowded and, for me, not all that special.
- Well… Was there last week. It could be that i missed something but as far as I could discover it was a touristy street with shops (quite long) and the lake. I might missed a lot, idk. But was very unimpressed.
- I have a house in beppu, i dont like yufuin that much.
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Trust + time weighted score: -4% · raw score -8%
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We did a night in Yufuin and Beppu last time we were in Fukuoka and it was incredibly worth it
Parent context: I am not a fan of Yufuin either, but the crowd problem can be easily solved by walking few streets away (just like in Kyoto). I enjoyed walking on the other side of the Oita river along rice fields with zero people there. Reply: I am not a fan of Yufuin either, but the crowd problem can be easily solved by walking few streets away (just like in Kyoto). I enjoyed walking on the other side of the Oita river along rice fields with zero people there.
Yeah I definitely back this up on Yufuin. ... The rest of Yufuin I just was not impressed with beyond my ryokans dinner, that was amazing. And as you allude to it's way WAY too crowded.
Yufuin in November was honestly overwhelming way too crowded and, for me, not all that special.
I did Yufuin with my travel partner and stayed at an onsen overnight. Incredibly peaceful with the backdrop of Mt. Aso.
I walked around the pond, visited a few temples, gardens, lots of restaurants and cafes. Im a snoopy fan so spent time in the cafe for dessert and the souvenir chocolate shop. The souvenir stores near the bus stop and train station were very cool too - bought a few nice ceramic lucky cats... i had a great, memorable day at Yufuin. Quite touristy, some consider it overrated but it was my kind of town...
Well… Was there last week. It could be that i missed something but as far as I could discover it was a touristy street with shops (quite long) and the lake. I might missed a lot, idk. But was very unimpressed.
I have a house in beppu, i dont like yufuin that much.
It’s a really cute little town, but unless you’re planning to hike, you probably don’t need more than half a day.
If you want to avoid overly touristy places I would cut out Yufuin and Tsukiji from your plan.
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