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Oita Bungo-Ono Tourism Association
Aug. 27, 2026
Introducing a newly opened store in Bungoono, Oita Prefecture ❚ KEYSTONE Kyushu Located in Mie Town, Bungoono City, "KEYSTONE Kyushu" has opened its doors. This establishment was born from the barbecue restaurant run by the owner’s parents. The interior has been finished with DIY touches from the family, creating a warm atmosphere throughout. For lunch, they offer set meals and ramen, while dinner features an American diner experience, showcasing two different faces in one day. The chicken nanban set is particularly popular for lunch. The tartar sauce is served separately, allowing you to enjoy it in your preferred amount. For dinner, the hormone teppan, crafted with care from the barbecue restaurant’s expertise, is highly praised. The hamburgers are tender and easy to eat for people of all ages. Although it’s a riders' cafe, everyone is welcome, so if you're interested, why not stop by? ■KEYSTONE Kyushu Store Information 【Business Hours】11:00 AM to 2:00 PM (Last Order 1:30 PM) / 5:00 PM to 11:00 PM (Last Order 10:00 PM) 【Closed】Mondays (If a holiday, closed the following Tuesday) 【Location】1086-288 Hyakue, Mie Town, Bungoono City, Oita Prefecture 【Contact】0974-22-7233 ■■Access from Fukuoka and Kumamoto to the center of Bungoono City■■■ About a 3-hour drive from JR Hakata Station, Fukuoka Prefecture About a 2-hour drive from JR Kumamoto Station, Kumamoto Prefecture About a 1 hour and 20-minute drive from JR Beppu Station, Oita Prefecture About a 1 hour and 20-minute drive from JR Yufuin Station, Oita Prefecture ■■■■■■■■■■■■ Introducing sightseeing and recommended spots in Bungoono City, Oita Prefecture ■■■■■■■■■■■■
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Ting-ting
Aug. 16, 2026
When it comes to "pigs," it's hard not to think of the stereotypes of being gluttonous, loving to roll in the mud, and being dirty and smelly. However, after visiting in person this time, I realized I had completely misunderstood them! A few days ago, I visited Japan's first mini pig café, "mipig cafe," and as soon as I walked in, my heart melted. The café follows a "pig first" principle, meaning you can't chase or pick them up; you can only quietly wait for a connection. I watched as the little pigs leisurely strolled around the space, finding their favorite corners to lie down and rest, and it was just too adorable. Not long after I sat down, one little fellow climbed up onto my lap without hesitation and fell asleep contentedly! Watching its little belly rise and fall with each breath made me hesitant to breathe too heavily, and I couldn't help but smile. In just an hour of interaction, I felt all the accumulated stress from daily life melt away thanks to these little cuties. Lastly, a small reminder for friends planning to visit: to protect these adorable little pigs, the café has strict health protocols. If you are a visitor from a country affected by African swine fever, you won't be allowed in for the first two days after arriving in Japan. So, friends who want to have fun with the mini pigs should plan their visit for "after the third day of entry." Although there's an extra procedure, knowing it's to protect their health gives me peace of mind.
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