Location List

Takasima is a uninhabited island in Inland Sea. There is a campground on the east of this island. It has five bungalows and does business on July and August.

Kawarauchi district is a village along the river in the South of Oita City. We can see the beautiful rural landscape.

Kawarauchi River flows through the South of Oita City. The fields are formed along the river.

It is a west doorway of Oita

Building designed by an international architect, Arata Isozaki who is from Oita city.

The park located in the center of Oita city.

Wild Japanese macaques inhabit here on the hills of Takasakiyama, one of very a few natural zoological gardens in Japan where wild moneys can be observed in close proximity. Over 1,500 Nihonzaru, ...

It consists of engineer department and economic depertment. The baseball club, the soccer club, and cheerleading club usually get excellent results in competitions.

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Park in a residential estate which has Japanese garden, stage and field athletics.

The tomb was created for the influential person aroud the region about 1600 years ago. Now it was reconstructed and we can climb the top of tomb freely.

The park which is located in the center of downtown area.

Shrine located at the center of Saganoseki area.

It is active lighthouse build in 1901.

Main shopping street in Sagaseki which is a fishing and mining town. There are goof old scenes in the town.

The beach is covered black pebbles. It is chosen one of the 100 selection of Japanese beaches.

Popular waterfront spot in west Oita.

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Built in 1963, Isshin-ji Temple is a popular spring scenic destination hosting on its 6.5-hectare/16-acre premises some 1,000 trees of double-flowered cherry.

It is said that he shrine was made by Kiyomasa Kato for worship Michizane Sugawara.The tower gate has beautiful sculpture of the twelve horary signs.

The shrine is located in the foot of mountain westside of Oita city. It is beautiful the building designed red by a basic tone.

Shrine located on the east of Oita city.

The pavement created in Edo Era for Daimyo's alternate-year residence in Tokyo. Stones are spread all over the center of the road. The road is full length 660 meters and has 2 corners.

This is the house of a village headman of the Edo Era.