Hitsotsumatsu Residence

The residence of sadakichi ichimatsu, the first honorary citizen

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The Ichimatsu residence near the Kitsuki Castle Observatory was donated to Kitsuki City in 1957 at the residence of Mr. Sadayoshi Ichimatsu, who became the first honorary citizen of Kitsuki City, and was opened as a place for citizens to relax as "Ichimatsu Kaikan". , It is said that it has been relocated to its current location due to the relocation of the city hall. If you come this far, it's a magnificent mansion that looks more like a historic hot spring inn than a mansion. Sadayoshi ichimatsu was born in Miwa village, Nishi Kunihigashi County, Oita Prefecture (present-day Bungo takada City, Oita Prefecture) in 1875, and Meiji law school (...

Luxury な mansion

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It is a mansion that uses famous trees luxuriously. There are elaborate crafts everywhere, which is quite a sight to see. It seems that it was relocated to the current location.

You can see the beautiful kitsuki Castle.

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I visited for sightseeing in Kitsuki's samurai residence. It is a beautiful Japanese-style building located up the slope of Shioya. I'm glad that the person in charge will explain it. The scenery of Kitsuki Castle and the sea seen from here is superb.

Chengxia Library すぐ Front Wangyu Group

Original Text

From Oita Airport to Oita Station (be careful because the high-speed bus does not pass around here) arrives at the kitsuki bus terminal in ３０ minutes 々 and ＪＲ from kitsuki station to Kunito in １０ minutes. There is a tourist information center in about ３０ seconds on foot. The "Kitsuki Town Walking Plan" with coupons that can be used at tourist facilities and designated stores is also sold at the tourist information center. It is about １０ on foot from the tourist information center, right in front of the Kitsuki Castle Town Museum. The view from the Yasaka River to Beppu Bay is superb.

The view of Kitsuki Castle from this garden is good.

Original Text

Climb the Shioya slope to reach this Ichimatsu residence. There is a charge for a tour of the inside of the building, but the view of Kitsuki Castle from this garden is especially nice.