Kokonoe Yume Bridge
Among the largest pedestrian-only bridges in Japan, at 173 metres high.
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Among the largest pedestrian-only bridges in Japan, at 173 metres high.
A hall in Beppu showing Beppu bamboo craft, a designated traditional craft, with sessions to try it.
Nanga painting brushes from Bungo. Brushes used for calligraphy and painting are made.
Kagura masks from Oita. Masks used in Shonai Kagura are carved.
The stone pagodas of Kunisaki. Kunisaki pagodas, with a form unique to the peninsula, stand there.
The stone Buddhas of Usuki. Cliff-carved Buddhas cut into tuff, for which conservation and restoration techniques have been built up. A National Treasure.
Woodwork in Hita cedar. Hita was shogunate territory in the Edo period, an area where forestry developed.
A steelworks in Oita. On its coastal site it makes everything from blast-furnace iron to steel sheet.
ENEOS in Oita. It refines oil as an integral part of the petrochemical complex.
The Shin-Oita Power Station in Oita. A high-efficiency thermal plant that burns LNG.
Canon in Aki, Kunisaki. It is responsible for camera production technology.
Sony in Oita. It makes image sensors.
Japan Semiconductor in Oita. It manufactures semiconductors.
Denken in Yufu. It makes semiconductor inspection equipment.
Ishii Kosaku Kenkyusho in Oita. It makes semiconductor manufacturing equipment.
Daihatsu Kyushu in Nakatsu. It builds finished vehicles in an integrated process.
Daihatsu Kyushu in Oita. It is responsible for development and production engineering.
Sumiriko Kyushu in Oita. It makes anti-vibration rubber for automobiles.
Kasai Kogyo Japan in Oita. It molds automobile interiors.