Hita
Underground Museum Taio Gold Mine
A former mine in Hita, where you walk the tunnels and see how gold was dug.
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Roadside Station Taio Gold Mine
A roadside station in Hita, attached to the former mine.
Hita
Autopolis International Racing Course
A motor racing circuit in Hita, holding both car and motorcycle events.
Kokonoe
Shukubo Hanashinobu
An inn in Yutsubo, Kokonoe. It has a private open-air bath converted from a storehouse, with a tub laid with Towada stone.
Kokonoe
Meisui no Yado Hojuya
A long-established ryokan in Sujiyu, Kokonoe. Founded in the Meiji era, it calls itself an inn of fine water.
Kokonoe
Yukyu Shiki no Yado Kokonoe Yuyutei
An inn in Yutsubo, Kokonoe. It has two large baths with open-air baths in a garden and is of a size that can take groups.
Bungo-Ōno
Tsujigawara Ishiburo
A stone bath in Bungo-ono, of the old kind in which stone is heated to make steam.
Bungo-Ōno
Miyasako Higashi Sekibutsu
Cliff-carved Buddhas in Ogata, Bungo-ono. A figure is placed at the center, and they are one of the highlights of the geopark.
OitaNature & SceneryBungo-Ōno
Ogata Miyasako Nishi Sekibutsu
Stone Buddhas at Ogata in Bungo-ono, carved into the rock with traces of colour remaining.
Bungo-Ōno
Inukai Port Ruins
A former port in Bungo-ono, which once prospered on traffic along the Ono River.
Bungo-Ōno
Deai Bridge and Todoro Bridge
Two stone bridges in Bungo-ono standing side by side, with large arch spans.
OitaCulture & HistoryBungo-Ōno
Fukoji Temple and Fukoji Magaibutsu
A temple and cliff Buddhas in Bungo-ono, with a Fudo Myoo carved into the rock and known for hydrangeas.
OitaNature & SceneryBungo-Ōno
Harajiri Falls (Sobo, Kujū, and Okue UNESCO Eco Park Highlight)
A waterfall in Bungo-ono 120 metres wide and 20 high, spread across open farmland.
OitaCulture & HistoryBungo-Ōno
Inukai Stone Buddhas
Cliff-carved Buddhas in Inukai, Bungo-ono. They are carved into a rock face reached from National Route 326.
Saiki
Sobo and Kujū Mountains (UNESCO Eco Park Wildlife Treasure Trove)
A mountain range across Saiki and neighbouring areas, registered as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.