Observation platform
- ・Adult 800 yen
- ・High and junior high school student 600 yen
- ・4 years old to elementary school students 400 yen
- ・Infant (under 3 years old ) Free
Beppu Tower (100m)
From the observation platform (17th floor) at 55 meters above the ground, a magnificent 360 degree panoramic view of the ocean, mountains and steam from famous hot spring resorts in Beppu City always fascinates the visitors. The tower is the greatest landmark in the city of Beppu and rises to the sky as it gently watches over the ever-changing city.
Official site| Address | 3 Chome 10-2 Kitahama, Beppu-shi, Oita-ken 874-0920 |
| Operator | Kaisei Jisho Trust Co.,Ltd. |
| Completion Date | May 10, 1957 |
| Architect | Tachu Naito |
| Structural type | Steel construction |
| Purpose | Tourism and advertising |
STAMP RALLY information
Stamp location
After you get off the elevator at the observation deck on the 17th floor, the reception desk is on the left side, and the stamp stamping desk is on the right side. Please stamp the seal after completing the reception. If you would like a stamp rally book, please ask the receptionist.
Present
Original goods
* ou will receive a souvenir for purchase a Stamp Rally Book and affix a stamp.
* Please note that the content may be changed without prior notice.
Harbor view PC counter
On the 16th floor of the observatory, there is a counter equipped with a USB power supply that can be used for PC work while enjoying the view.
Space Fantasy Galaxy Walk
Equipped with attractions that allow visitors to experience outer space in connection with Oita Airport, which was designated as Asia's first horizontal spaceport.
Exhibit on the 17th floor of the observatory
Equipment that was actually used at Beppu Tower.
Sky screen light stage
This becomes a great photo spot when the sun goes down.
Beppu Tower Shrine
This is a shrine with a prosperous business.
Beppu Tower History Photo Display
The surroundings of the tower when it was completed in 1957 and after its opening, as well as landscape photographs of Beppu in the 1950s are on display.