Kitsuki City is a Castle Town located at the base of the Kunisaki Peninsula in the northeastern part of Oita Prefecture, with a population of about 26,000 (as of 2023), and is an area where history and nature are in harmony. It is about 20 minutes by car from Oita Airports and has good access, and it retains a strong face of the Castle Town.
In particular, it is known as a "sandwich-shaped castle town" with Samurai residences lined up on Takadai in the north and south and a merchant town in the center, and the scenery is rare in Japan. Spots such as Kitsuki Castle, Samurai residences, and Stone pavement slopes are scattered around where you can feel the atmosphere of the Edo period.
It is also popular as a town where you can stroll around wearing a kimono, and you can enjoy an extraordinary experience in the historic Traditional Japanese straw raincoat. In addition, you can enjoy Kitsuki's unique flavors, such as the specialty "Kitsukicha", the Local Local cuisine "Dango Soup", dried shiitake mushrooms, and kabosu.
Enjoy Enjoy sightseeing in Kitsuki City, where the history and culture of the Castle Town and beautiful Nature are woven together!
In particular, it is known as a "sandwich-shaped castle town" with Samurai residences lined up on Takadai in the north and south and a merchant town in the center, and the scenery is rare in Japan. Spots such as Kitsuki Castle, Samurai residences, and Stone pavement slopes are scattered around where you can feel the atmosphere of the Edo period.
It is also popular as a town where you can stroll around wearing a kimono, and you can enjoy an extraordinary experience in the historic Traditional Japanese straw raincoat. In addition, you can enjoy Kitsuki's unique flavors, such as the specialty "Kitsukicha", the Local Local cuisine "Dango Soup", dried shiitake mushrooms, and kabosu.
Enjoy Enjoy sightseeing in Kitsuki City, where the history and culture of the Castle Town and beautiful Nature are woven together!
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