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Yufu
Seiryu to Hotaru no Yado Takaosō
A hot-spring inn in Yufu, known for its clear stream and its fireflies.
OitaCulture & HistoryNakatsu
Komo Shrine
A shrine in Nakatsu, held to be the original shrine of Usa Jingu, with a large pond in its grounds.
Bungotakada
Sunset at Matama Coast
A shore in Bungotakada, known for the sun setting over its tidal flats.
OitaCulture & HistoryBungotakada
Kumano Magaibutsu
Cliff Buddhas in Bungotakada, of the Heian period, at the top of steps said to have been laid by demons.
Bungotakada
Cape Nagasakibana Flowers and Art
A park on a cape in Bungotakada, with flower fields and works of contemporary art.
OitaCraft ExperiencesNakatsu
Nakatsu Castle (Okudaira Family History Museum)
A castle in Nakatsu built by Yoshitaka Kuroda, counted among Japan's three great water castles.
OitaNature & SceneryBungotakada
Kunisaki Rokugo Onsen Hanairo Onsen
A municipal hot spring in Bungotakada. It is one of the Rokugo Onsen hot springs, where three types of water well up: bicarbonate, sulfate and chloride springs.
Nakatsu
Momiji no Yu
A hot-spring facility in the Yabakei gorge in Nakatsu, near a place known for autumn colour.
Bungotakada
teamLab Gallery Showa no Machi
A gallery in the Showa-era quarter of Bungotakada.
Bungotakada
Kaimon Onsen
A hot spring in Matama, Bungotakada. Its brown, cloudy water has one of the highest salt concentrations in the prefecture and is known among hot spring lovers.
Bungotakada
Matama Coast Koikana Yuhi Terrace
A viewing terrace on Matama beach in Bungotakada, for watching the sunset over the flats.
Kitsuki
Hitotsumatsu Residence (Kitsuki Castle Town Museum)
A residence in the castle town of Kitsuki, opened as part of the museum.
Kitsuki
Kitsuki Castle Town Historical Museum
A museum in Kitsuki on the history of the castle town.
Kitsuki
Shigemitsu Residence
A samurai house in Kitsuki where Mamoru Shigemitsu, who signed the surrender document and later worked for UN membership, spent his childhood.
Kitsuki
Isoya Residence
A samurai residence in Kitadai, Kitsuki. The building was used as part of Rakujutei, the resting place of the domain lord.