Beside all the feature mentioned in Part 1 of the Cooking Pot Hell, there were also other parts inside that I cover here separately. Remember those red clay looking mud pool in Part 1? Well, they actually have a few of them inside, each with it's own separate temperature. So here is one with 95 degrees celcius.
And here is one with 90 degrees celcius. I wonder how they know for sure the temperature. Was it naturally like this? Was it consistently at the same temperature? So many questions! If only I could bother to read the signs! Lol.
Lastly, one at 85 degrees.
Perhaps they wanted to brighten up hell, or to take the normality out of boring hell, for reasons unknown, there was a collection of stone cats in a garden at one section of the hell. What is it with cats and hell?
They looked kinda weird and out of place in these thermal area. But still they persisted to have these stone cats here. And so we took all their photos, cause it was kinda neat!
I mean, someone actually spent their time painting those cats on the stones.
Some were rather cute too, and it has the sign of the Kamado Jigoku on it too.
Here you go, a full garden of cats in hell. Seriously, it's not a bad thing :)
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