• Geography and Climate
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Oita City Location Office
(Oita City International Affairs Section Cultural & International Affairs Division)
2-31 Niage-machi, Oita City
870-8504
TEL:81-97-537-5663
FAX:81-97-536-4044
E-Mail:info@oita-location.net

	View from Sekizaki Marine / Astronomical Museum	Bishago Stone
Spring at Oita River	Nanasegawa River Nature Park	Stepped rice paddies
Hojyo Pond	National Arbor Day Memorial Park	Kawarauchi River

The natural environment of Oita expresses itself in a rich multitude of ways—the coastline with its variety of bays and beaches, the leisurely passing of time like slowly meandering rivers, and the land that is bathed in a range of attractive colors every season.

	Yusuhara Hachiman Shrine	Maruyama Hachiman Shrine Gate
Oita Bank, "Akarenga" (red brick) Branch	Callahan's old residence	Ancient Tomb of Kamezuka
The site of Saganoseki line	OTA CANNERY	Sake Distillery of the Hoashi Family

A large number of historical artifacts can still be found in Oita City today, such as traditional Japanese-style buildings from the past, modern Western-style architecture, and ruins that bring to mind ancient time.

	Mt.Takasaki Wild Monkey Park	Umitamago Aquarium
Black-tailed Gull of Takashima Island	Tanoura Beach	Sano Botanical Gardens
Iichiko Grand Theater	Takashima Campsite	Tsukano Mineral Spring

There are many places for leisure and recreation in Oita City. You will be able to find the right atmosphere to match any scenes you have in mind—from relaxing scenes to exciting ones.

	JR Nishi-Oita Station	Funai Go-bangai Street
Town of Saganoseki	Kawarauchi	Saganoseki Fishing Port
Town of Omichi-machi	Suehiromachi Food Stalls	Akeno Housing estate

The real face of the city—the warmth and sincerity of people living in Oita City is revealed here.

	Kyushu Oil Dome	Oita Hovercraft Ferry
Isshakuya Junior High School(Closed)	Tunnel in Takashima Island	Kantan Circus park
Quarry	Imaichi	OITA-TOBU Hospital

This section introduces the locations that do not belong to any of the categories above, such as scenery and structures that are symbolic of Oita.