[Facility structure]
Visitors themselves experience 'how a hot spring is created' in four 'scenes'
＜SCENE1＞
Gift from the sky - The finiteness of hot springs
Floor projection mapping shows how rainwater falls and seeps into the ground.
Visitors are taken on a 50-year journey through the formation of hot spring water.
＜SCENE2＞
A 50-year journey underground - The value of hot springs
The complex underground world of hot spring water is fused with various hot spring ingredients as it progresses.
The intricate labyrinths and highly artistic presentation allow visitors to experience the 50-year journey of how precious hot spring water is transformed into hot spring water.
＜SCENE3＞
Encounters with people and culture - The diversity of hot springs
A theatre that makes you feel as if you are in the hot springs itself traces the history of the 'hell culture' in Kannawa, born from its proximity to the hot spring sources, and the great transformation that took place when many people from the outside came to visit.

Now and into the future - The sustainability of hot springs
This section introduces the expansion of 'hell culture' and the initiatives for the future of sustainable hot spring culture.
The first commemorative exhibition of Scene 4 will be a 'Festival' exhibition by designer Tamae Hirokawa in the museum's special exhibition room on the occasion of the opening of the Jigoku Hot Springs Museum.

【Terms of Use】　Please carefully read the following:
●The Jigoku Onsen Museum has contents that incorporate video, sound and darkening for dramatic effect.
●Pre-school and primary school children must be accompanied by a junior high school student or older to enter the museum.
●The floating or speeding sensation of the in-house content images may make you feel sick, so please do not use if you are with small children, or if you are elderly, pregnant, feeling unwell, prone to motion sickness, or have abnormal blood pressure. If you have a heart condition, are sensitive to special effects, or are afraid of heights, the dark, or have claustrophobia, please be aware of this before purchasing a ticket.
●Please note that the show may be changed or cancelled in the event of a natural disaster or equipment trouble.
●Please note that once tickets have been purchased, no cancellations, changes or refunds can be made for reasons attributable to the customer.
●In order to ensure a comfortable viewing environment for everyone, please enter the theatre every 10 minutes according to the screening time.
●Please note that during busy times, you may be asked to wait for a while after the entrance start time until the previous screening finishes.
●There are four areas in the museum, from SCENE 1 to SCENE 4. After entering the museum, you will first be taken to the SCENE 1 video area.
The total time required is approximately 60 minutes.
●Ticket reservations by telephone are not accepted from individual visitors.
※Museum (fee-paying area) access is by time reservation only.
Please ask a member of staff at the ticket counter to specify the time you will be able to enter the museum.
Please note that the entire museum experience may take longer during especially busy times.
Please note that we cannot accept reservations by telephone for specific times.
Opening hours: 9:00-18:00 (last admission at 17:30).
Closed: irregularly (approx. 4 days per year)