Best Attractions and Places to See in Hita, Japan
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List of Best Things to do in Hita , Japan
Mamedamachi Shopping Street
Sapporo Beer Kyushu Hita Brewery
Ontayakino Sato
Mikumagawa River
Takatsuka Atago Jizoson
Sakuradaki Waterfall
Kangien
Mt. Taio Kinzan
Kunchou Sake Museum
Tenryo Hinagoten
AANMI Japan Tour 2018 - Kyoto National Museum Performance, Composer Sayo Kosugi
Violinist Ryu Goto describes his experience working with AANMI and performs Sayo Kosugi's Lilac Nova at Kyoto National Museum.
A recording of Lilac Nova is available on AANMI's new album, Transcendent:
Conductor: Yuga Cohler
Violin: Ryu Goto
Orchestra: Hub New Music / Students of Kyoto City University of the Arts
Special Thanks: Kyoto National Museum, Kyoto City University of the Arts, US Embassy in Tokyo, US Consulate in Osaka, Kyoto Convention Bureau, Kyoto City Mayor Daisaku Kadokawa, Peter Grilli, US-Japan Foundation
Old Water Hammer in Hita City, OITA
Old Water Hammer for kneading clay of traditional pottery Onta Yaki in Hita City, OITA.
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AANMI Hita Shaosheng Li
AANMI Artistic Advisor, Shasheng Li (China) describes AANMI's collaboration with Hub New Music in a city called Hita in O-Hita prefecture. He further explains about his compositional process for his piece, The Streaming World. Tour supported by the US Embassy in Tokyo.
Yokohama Japan Travel Guide - Yamahita Park 山下公園 Beautiful Bay View
Yokohama Japan Travel Guide - Yamahita Park 山下公園 Beautiful Bay View
You can walk to the beautiful Yamashita Park from Red Brick Warehouse around 20 minutes thru the Yamashita Rinko Line Promenade and enjoy beauttiful Yokohama Bay scenery. You can take the Seabass ferry across the bay and view the beautiful Yokohama Bay Bridge. The main attractions around this area are the Hikawa Maru museum ship and the Yokohama Marine Tower. The next destination will be China town which took around 10 minutes from Yokohama Marine Tower using the subway station underground tunnel.
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Learning about mingei in Hita, Kyushu
Mingei is pottery by the people for the people. We are here in Hita, in rural Kyushu at a 300 year old clay mill which has been milling every single day since it was built!
AANMI Japan Tour - Kyushu National Museum Performance
AANMI Composer Angel Lam describes her piece, Her thousand years dance, performed by AANMI at the Kyushu National Museum in Fukuoka, Japan.
Participating Artists: Students from Fukuoka Jogakuin
Conductor: Yuga Cohler
Cello solo: Jesse Christeson
Shakuhachi: Kojiro Umezaki
Violin: Zenas Hsu
Clarinet: David Dziardziel
Flute: Michael Avitabile
Percussion: Hideki Suzuki, Ryota Ochi
Special Thanks: Kyushu National Museum, Dazaifun Tenmangu Shrine, Nishitakatsuji Family, US Embassy in Tokyo, US Consulate in Fukuoka, US-Japan Foundation, Peabody Essex Museum
Adventures in Japan #2 : Come revitalizing yourself in Yufuin!
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Follow us, my friend Lia and I, going on a hike to get a breath of fresh air on the summit of Mount Yufu (1600m), in Yufuin (Oita Prefecture, Kyushu).
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Suivez nous, mon amie Lia et moi, dans une randonnée afin de prendre un bon bol d'air frais au sommet du Mont Yufu (1600m) à Yufuin (Oita Prefecture, Kyushu)
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* Cleaning Oita's beaches with
* Kabosu, Oita's speciality
* Yufuin has many theme café places like Cat cafés and Owl cafés
* Kinrinko Lake has both hot and cold springs welling up from its bottom
* Oita Station - Yufuin Station = 940 yen by train (Kyudai Line)
* Yufuin has many activities for tourists like handmade activities workshops and museums (for ex. : Showa Period museum, I didn't visit it)
* To go to Mount Yufu, we have to take a bus from Yufuin Station to Yufutozanguchi
* Mount Tsurumi (1374m) in Beppu
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* Nettoyer les plages avec
* Le Kabosu est la spécialité d'Oita et contrairement à ce que je dis dans la vidéo, il ressemble plutôt au citron vert. C'est toujours très confu pour moi car je le vois souvent représenté en jaune alors qu'il est vert. Je pense que c'est pour ne pas confondre avec le yuzu.
* Yufuin a de nombreux cafés à thèmes comme les cafés à chats et à chouettes.
* Le lac Kinrinko est une source dont les eaux qui jaillissent du fond sont à la fois chaudes et froides.
* Oita Station - Yufuin Station = 940 yen en train (Kyudai Line)
* Yufuin a de nombreuses activités pour les touristes comme des ateliers de confections et des musées (for ex. : le musée de l'ère Showa que je n'ai pas visité)
* Le Mont Tsurumi (1374m) à Beppu
* Pour aller au Mont Yufu, il faut prendre le bus depuis Yufuin Station jusqu'à Yufutozanguchi
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A Taste of NORTHERN KYUSHU: What to Do in FUKUOKA, Nagasaki, Saga, and Oita in Japan
EXPLORING NORTHERN KYUSHU
I recently went on a fun FAM trip to northern Kyushu in Japan with Cebu Pacific Airlines. We visited Fukuoka, Nagasaki, Oita, and Saga and experienced some of the best things you can see and eat in those prefectures.
In Fukuoka, we visited Odori Park, Canal City, and Tenjin and got to taste local specialties like Hakata or tonkotsu ramen and mizutaki. We also had a great yakiniku dinner and got to pick persimmon at an orchard in Kurume!
In Nagasaki, we visited the Penguin Aquarium, 26 Martrys Museum, Peace Park, and Inasayama. We had dinner at Nagasaki Chinatown and got to try local specialties like toruko or turkey rice.
In Oita, we spent the morning at Mamedamachi, a small town in Hita, and had a fantastic hitsumabushi lunch. If you like unagi or eel, then you're going to love hitsumabushi!
Finally, we made a quick stop in Saga to visit Yutoku Inari Shrine. It's a Shinto shrine with those characteristic orange torii gates.
Many thanks to Cebu Pacific for sponsoring this trip. If you live in the Philippines and would like to visit the island of Kyushu, then you'll pleased to know that Cebu Pacific offers direct daily flights from Manila to Fukuoka.
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Sapporo Beer Garden ᴴᴰ ● サッポロビール園
► Sapporo Beer Garden complex consist of several restaurants, most dominating is the huge Sapporo Beer Hall, where all-you-can-drink beer and all-you-can-eat lamb BBQ is the order of the day.
The lamb BBQ is a popular local dish named after the great Mongolian ruler Genghis Khan, and it's an absolute must to try if you ever visit Hokkaido. What makes it so special is the sauce you dip the meat in once it's done - a soybase with brown sugar, pepper, garlic and a hint of sake. Sounds strange? Perhaps even looks strange? - It's nothing less than amazing, and as an added bonus, you WILL stink of it for the following days. - Enjoy!
A Distinctive Ceramic Treasure - Onta Yaki - Traditional Japanese Art
Are you fond of Ceramic and how it's made? The looks of when the artisans shape the clay into a beautiful kitchenware is always so mesmerising.
In this video, we get to look into the long-established art form from a small city in Kyushuu prefecture- Hita. Hita is a small village with a very few population around 30 minutes away from Oita. In this village, what it is best known for is the very distinctive ceramic style called Onta-Yaki, which is rich in the traditional value.
In this video, you can see from how they gather the clay and make them into thin powder using hydro-power and slowly turns into a beautiful orange-like clay that turns dark when firing. This traditional arts have been arounf this village for century and it is continue to grows as older generation of this Japanese village passed down their skills to the younger generations.
This certain ceramic type have a very stand out pattern that can be recognize around Japan and the world, which is a denticle patten throughout the piece. After watching this video, you will be able to know how this traditional pattern is made, and you would be amazed.
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Nakatsu, Oita prefecture, beautiful city in Japan, travel, landslide Nakatsu Castle,
Nakatsu, Oita prefecture, beautiful city in Japan, landslide Nakatsu Castle, , travel Oita travel in Japan
Nakatsu is a castle town centered on Nakatsu Castle, which is open to visitors. The modernised interior comprises a museum with samurai armor, old maps and information about Rangaku (Dutch studies), for which Nakatsu was an important center in the Edo era. There are views from the top of the castle keep.[citation needed]
Visitors can see the residence of the most celebrated member of the Okudaira clan of Nakatsu, Fukuzawa Yukichi, and the memorial hall there. It is close to the castle and a 15-minute walk from the station.[citation needed]
Nakatsu's Mt. Hachimen was home to the popular music festival, Concert on the Rock.[cGeography[edit]
Nakatsu is in the northwest corner of Ōita Prefecture, Kyushu. To the east of Nakatsu is Usa and to the southwest is Hita. Nakatsu touches the border of Fukuoka Prefecture on its west. To the northeast is the Suohnada Sea. The city covers an area of 491.09 square kilometers, 80% of which is mountainous. There is a wide stretch of flat, agricultural land which begins at the mouth of Yamakuni River and extends to Mt. Hiko.[citation needed]
Notable people from Nakatsu Arabic: انهيار أرضي ناكاتسو ، تراجع في اليابان ، والانهيار الأرضي محافظة أويتا
Bulgarian: Nakatsu свлачище, ротационен спад в Япония, свлачище префектура на Оита
Bengali: নাকাতসু ভূমিধস, জাপানে ঘূর্ণিঝড়ের পতন, ওটা এর ভূমিধস প্রিফেকচার
Czech: Nakatsu sesuvu, rotační pokles v Japonsku, sesuv půdy Preto Oita
Danish: Nakatsu jordskred, rotationsnedgang i Japan, jordskreds præfektur Oita
German: Nakatsu Erdrutsch, Rotationssturz in Japan, Erdrutsch Präfektur von Oita
Greek: Nakatsu κατολίσθηση, περιστροφική πτώση στην Ιαπωνία, κατολίσθηση νομός Oita
Spanish: Derrumbe de Nakatsu, caída rotacional en Japón, deslizamiento de tierra Prefectura de Oita
Persian: لغزش ناكاتسو، كاهش چرخشي در ژاپن، ريزش زمين لغزش استان اويتا
Finnish: Nakatsun maanvyörymät, Japanin kiertokulku, maanviljelys Oita Prefektuuri
French: Glissement de terrain de Nakatsu, affaissement rotationnel au Japon, préfecture de glissement de terrain d'Oita
Hindi: नाकात्सु भूस्खलन, जापान में घूर्णी मंदी, ओटा के भूस्खलन प्रान्त
Hungarian: Nakatsu földcsuszamlás, rotációs bukás Japánban, földcsuszamlás Prefektúra Oita
Indonesian: Tanah longsor Nakatsu, kemerosotan rotasi di Jepang, tanah longsor Prefektur Oita
Italian: Frana Nakatsu, crollo rotazionale in Giappone, frana Prefettura di Oita
Hebrew: Nakatsu מפולת, השפל סיבוב ביפן, פריפקטורה של Oita
Japanese: 中津地すべり、日本の崩壊、大分県の地すべり
Korean: 일본의 회전 폭락, 오이타 지방의 산사태 나카츠 산사태
Elaborate Toy of Bamboo Water (Kagoshima, Japan)
I found the toy at Senganen Park, Kagoshima City, Japan.
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[ Journeys in Japan ] Artisans and Beauty Koshu, Yamanashi
[ Journeys in Japan ] Artisans and Beauty Koshu, Yamanashi
Koshu is the former name for Yamanashi Prefecture. In feudal times, it was the base for the powerful Takeda warlords and many traditional crafts date back to that era. Koshu Inden is a way of decorating deerskin with designs in lacquer. Fine washi paper is used for calligraphy. And nishikigoi (varicolored carp) are often considered living artworks. Woodblock print artist David Bull visits the Koshu area to discover this world of natural beauty and artisan skill.
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Arita & Karatsu pottery towns - unique footage
Arita and Karatsu pottery is admired around the world by lovers of Japanese ceramics. This video shows a couple of days that me and Moo spent visiting these traditional pottery making villages in Kyushu (Japan).
Actually we didn’t make any appointments. We simply visited the kiln in Karatsu and shot the footage on the spot. The pottery photos you see we took at the homestay we stayed in Karatsu, the kiln we visited in Karatsu, a local Karatsu tea shop and one shot of Arita ware from the Kyushu Ceramic Museum.
We also did a bit of sightseeing around the impressive Karatsu Castle and an observatory overlooking Karatsu. The observatory is a great viewpoint to appreciate the amazing pine forest in Karatsu. It has over 1 million pine trees and is certainly one of the most impressive pine forests in Japan. As you can see it’s situated right on the beach and is great place for a stroll or cycle. Lazily, I have to admit, we travelled around by car.
We shot more footage at Kyushu Ceramic Museum, and took a stroll around the backstreets of Arita. The ancient and pretty wall you can see borders a very famous ceramic kiln which for generations supplied porcelain to the Imperial Japanese household. When we visited we were the only people around (watched over by an ancient cat).
It’s not the first time we visited Arita and Karatsu and it certainly won’t be the last. Luckily it's just a couple of hours drive from our house.
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小鹿田焼 大分県 Onta Kyushu JAPAN
Onta Village 小鹿田焼 is one of the most unique places to discover in all of Japan - and that's not just in terms of its ceramics.
Onta Pottery is the name of a type of stoneware pottery made for everyday usage -- typically called 'mingei' (folk art or craft) in Japanese. The community is situated in the Hiko mountain range, about 17 kilometres from the centre of Hita City, and is said to have been established in 1705 to make large wares -- lidded jars for pickled vegetables and fruit, water crocks, ash burners, and pouring vessels with small spouts -- for local farmhouses. At the time potters were themselves farmers, who produced pots during the 'off season' in agriculture. They are fired in a cooperative kiln.
【バーチャルミュージアムツアー】日田市立博物館 展示の様子（水生生物飼育展示） The aqua creature exhibition of Hita City Museum
大分県唯一の自然史をテーマ（のひとつ）とした博物館、日田市立博物館の水生生物飼育展示（常設展示）の様子を撮影した動画です。
大分県在来の貴重な魚や数が少なくなったカエル、カメなど、さまざまな生き物を飼育・展示していました。
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Travelogue in Japan, Pottery town Mashiko, volume 17
We are attending class on pottery, part 4
Mashiko
Mashiko is famous for its pottery, known as Mashiko yaki (益子焼). Mashiko is the site of Saimyoji temple, one of the oldest temples in Tochigi prefecture, and the shrine of the Utsunomiya han, located in Kami-Obaa. Large noborigama kilns were first founded there in 1853, by immigrant potters from the neighboring pottery community Kasama in Ibaraki prefecture. Simple and rustic in style, the main glazes are a clear wood ash glaze, a white rice husk ash glaze, black and kaki (persimmon), sometimes decorated with enamel red, yellow and green. These are worlds apart from the courtly ceramics of Kyoto but yet very Japanese. Pottery has been made since Jomon times (over 10,000 years ago) in Mashiko, but modern Mashiko yaki dates only to 1853. The style was popularized by the potter Shoji Hamada. He was designated as NINGEN KOKUHO (Living National Treasure) in 1955. Because of Hamada, Mashiko yaki has been viewed as a good example of Mingei (Folkcraft) pottery.
Mashiko 益子 is a town located in the south east area of Tochigi prefecture, approximately 140km away from the central Tokyo. Producing quality clay, Mashiko has developed as a pottery town known for Mashiko-yaki pottery, where many potters have studios and many kinds of potteries are sold at stores. The number of the pottery studios and the stores reaches nearly 350 in all.
Since 1966, Mashiko Pottery Market is held twice a year, for about 10 days in spring, and 4 or 5 days in autumn. Not only from Mashiko town, pottery artists and venders from all over Japan also join the market to sell various potteries. This popular market is so large that it will take one day to look around all the stalls there. It is recommended to visit early in the morning (It starts at 9:00AM) as it also gets crowded in the afternoon. During the 11-day event in spring 2014, more than 400,000 people visited the market.
While staying with a Japanese family, having dinner together at their house, you will soon notice that the Japanese has her/his own chopsticks and rice bowl (Ochawan), and it is almost like a taboo to use those of others, even people in the family. It seems Japanese people have a strong attachment for their own everyday dinnerware. Whatever else it might be, finding a very favorite ones at pottery markets is an attraction for Japanese people, and it will of course be a fun for anybody.
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Northern Kyushu Travel blog - 秋遊韩国九州 Japan Kyushu Trip Transit From Busan
Watch 4min highlights of our 15 days 14 nights trip covering 7 cities in Korea and Kyushu Japan. Travelling with kids have not been that fun before. If you are a young parent with kids, hope this short clip will give you some inspiration to travel with them. It is not about the destinations, it is the journey and memories that counts.