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A City Grew Where the Land Boiled in Japan and Hot Springs Molded Entire Neighborhoods Before Electricity

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Between the Bay of Beppu and the volcanic mountains of İita, a Japanese city grew on an extremely active geothermal system. Beppu Onsen gathers thousands of thermal springs, and for centuries its hot water and steam served not only for baths, but also for cooking, washing, heating environments and supplying entire neighborhoods before the...
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Between the Bay of Beppu and the volcanic mountains of İita, a Japanese city grew on an extremely active geothermal system. Beppu Onsen gathers thousands of thermal springs, and for centuries its hot water and steam served not only for baths, but also for cooking, washing, heating environments and supplying entire neighborhoods before the...

·São Paulo, Brazil
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O Antagonista broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Tuesday, September 29, 2026.
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