Location List

sports park

desert island with the battery in the wartime

Park built in the land after former Oita airport.

The foundation of Kasuga Shrine is during the Heian period. It is one of the old shrines in the prefecture. In 2001, we set up a wedding reception banquet room, etc., and we are working on the man...

The graveyard was created for memorial service to war deads. Many tombs lines up ordery.

Reservoir surrounded by green of the trees.

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It is the vastest quarry in Oita City.

This school has junior and senior high school courses. The most buildings in the school were designed by Arata Isozaki who is a world-renowned architecture.

The hospital is located in the east of Oita City. The building is brightful and calmful.

The hospital is located in Tsurusaki area of Oita City. It has substantial medical facilities. especially the machine to cure cancer with cyber knife is the latest medical equipment.

This theater is very elegant with amount woods of American Cerry. And, it has a lot of latest facilities for fitting various stages.

Urahoro forest park along Route 38. 120 ha and you can enjoy an adventurous experience in great nature. There are a auto camp site, park golf field and athletic facility.

the water gate build in 1931 with wood in the part of it for flood control

Original sport which designed for all generation can enjoy. The first game was held in 1979. Now, the all Hokkaido and Japan games are held.

Mystic Lake Shikaribetsu surrounded by primeval forests is the only natural lake in Daisetsuzan National Park.

Yakushiji Temple was constructed by Emperor Tenmu in the late 7th century. Yakushiji is characterized by its symmetric layout, with the main hall (Kondo) and lecture hall standing in the center bet...

Horyuji Temple was founded in 607 by Crown Prince Shōtoku and Empress Suiko. Horyuji Temple’s grounds are separated into two main precincts, the Western Precinct (Saiin Garan) and the Eastern Preci...

Various historic architecture such as Todaiji Temple and Kofukuji Temple which are World Heritage sites are lit up from July 1 to October 31 every year.

Numerous hanging monkey-shaped amulets are seen in the Naramachi area in Nara. These monkeys from Koshindo are called Substitute Monkeys (monkey-shaped amulets that will suffer instead of the peopl...

Hokiin Temple is where Saint Tokudo (Tokudo Shonin), who founded Hasedera Temple, secluded himself from the world in his retirement. It was founded in 735 and is said to have been rebuilt in 1695 b...

Susanoo no Mikoto is enshrined at this former unranked shrine. The male rope and the female rope are joined here every year on February 11th at the Otuna Matsuri (Rope Festival).

Genpian is a small Buddhist monastery where Genpin, a high buddhist priest, secluded himself from the world. Fudō Myōō (Acala) placed here is an important cultural property.

Wakamiyasha, also known as Ootataneko Jinja Shrine, is an auxiliary shrine of Oomiwa Jinja Shrine. Ootataneko no Mikoto, the offspring of “Oomononushi no Ookami,” is enshrined here. An old tree stu...