Oita Prefecture, located in the northeastern part of Kyushu, boasts the highest number of hot spring sources in Japan and the amount of hot springs flowing out.
Onsen Prefecture is home to many hot spring areas, including the nationally famous Beppu Onsen and Yufuin Onsen.
Oita Prefecture has Mt. Nakadake of Kyushu's highest peak, the Kokonoe Mountains, in the western part of Oita Prefecture, Mt. Sobo in the southern part, and the coastal area faces the Seto Inland Sea, so you can enjoy the mountains and fresh seafood all year round.
In addition to hot springs and food, there are many tourist spots that make use of history and nature, such as the national treasure Usuki Daibutsu and historical explorations on the Kunisaki Peninsula, where unique Buddhist historical sites remain, and many tourists from Japan and abroad visit. .
Please come and enjoy the charm of Oita, Onsen Prefecture.
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