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solidified making Beppu a center for Bamboo crafts production. In 1903 a training center for bamboo workers was established and present-day visitors to Beppu can enjoy learning about the history of bamboo, and hands-on classes at the Beppu City
Traditional Bamboo Crafts Center. Festivals using bamboo shoots as candle holders are carried out yearly in the autumn in
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Cultural
Property" in 1995. This designation is for the actual techniques used in making the pottery and not the actual pots themselves. Precisely because the designation is for the process rather than the product, it is regarded as an "intangible" property and is the only stoneware pottery-making process so designated in Japan.
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The Oita-Asian
Sculpture Exhibition (see external link below) is a biennial event that takes place in Asaji Town in Bungo-Ono City. This exhibition is carried out to commemorate Oita sculptor Asakura Fumio, and to encourage rising artists throughout Asia. Applicants are accepted from within Japan and
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was educated here, with other students who went on to become influential scholars, artists and politicians. The school remains were designated a historical site in 1932 and are a couple blocks from the original Hirose family house, now the Hirose Museum. There, Tansō Hirose and other family members’
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is a world-renowned architect who is from Oita. The former Oita
Prefectural Library (now Oita Art Plaza) won an award for architectural design in 1967. Other works of his can be found throughout the prefecture including B-con Plaza in Beppu, Bungo-No-Kuni Information Library, the Audio-Visual Center
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Onta pottery is now produced full-time by ten families in
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by merging with 4 towns from
Higashikunisaki District on March 31, 2006. As a result, the prefecture became the one with the fewest municipalities within Kyūshū, and the fourth fewest in Japan. However, Ōita Prefecture now has the fewest towns (3) and fewest towns and villages combined (4) in all of
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December 2009, Ōita was ranked as having the highest number of foreign students relative to population in Japan. Oita has 339.8 foreign students per 100,000 people in the prefecture, where Tokyo, now ranking second has 329.4 foreign students per 100,000 people in the city. This is contributed
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October 1, 2008, Ōita's total population was 1,201,715. Broken down into age groups, it was determined that 13.3% of the population was between the age of newborn and 14 years old, while 60.6% of the population was between the ages of 15 years and 64 years old, and 25.8% of the population was
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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 –
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or sulfur “flowers” which are crystals that develop naturally on the ground around the springs. The manufacturing and collection process of the sulfur flowers has remained largely unchanged since the Edo period and thus the manufacturing process itself is designated as an ethno-cultural asset. The
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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. These they fired in a cooperative kiln (kyōdō noborigama).
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town in Kusu are all production regions for Japanese pears. Oita pears are shipped nationwide, with large distribution quantities throughout Kyushu), and Bungo beef (the Kujū highlands are a perfect feeding ground for cattle and cattle farmers in Oita are involved in breeding and shipping cattle.
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For anything other than small pots, potters use a kick wheel on which to throw their wares, which they decorate typically with hakeme and tobiganna slipware decoration techniques. In April 1995, the Agency for Cultural Affairs announced the designation of Onta Pottery as an "Important Intangible
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Shujo Onie Fire Festival: An event held to pray for national security, health, and longevity on the first day of the Chinese New Year at temples of Tendai Buddhist denomination in the Kunisaki Peninsula area. The three temples that continue to hold this event are the Tennenji-temple (Bungotakata
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monkeys that make regular visits to the feeding grounds. The reserve was initially established to prevent the monkeys from raiding the region's fruit crops, a behavior that brought them into conflict with local farmers. The wild macaques can be observed up close in the park during the feeding
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thrived as a tourist town and bamboo baskets and goods were used in the daily lives of the local people for everything from cooking to washing in order to meet the demands of the thriving tourist population. The bamboo items soon became a souvenir that tourists purchased to take home and this
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meaning "all are welcome" and admitted students regardless of social status, age, or education level. The school's methodology of a "self-administered work-study policy" is said to have had great influence on the modern day education system in Japan. Former Prime Minister
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The Oita International Wheelchair Marathon (see external link below) is a yearly event held in October. This international race gathers wheelchair athletes from all over the world to participate in full and half-marathon racing. It was started in 1981 to commemorate the
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City. Martha Argerich is the General Director of the festival and the event is supported by a large number of volunteers. It takes place over 10 days and includes recitals and also lessons. This international event welcomes music lovers from all over the world to Beppu.
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Hita's Gion Festival: A festival held in Hita City in July with parade floats that are up to 12 meters high. Although the festival only takes place once a year, the magnificent floats are on display year-round at the Gion Festival Float Museum in Kuma Town, Hita
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Oita is in the northeast corner of the island of Kyushu. Its coastal areas, farmland, highland, and mountains lend to a mix of different farming and fishing culture. There are many festivals throughout the year to pray for healthy harvests and abundant crops.
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and help support the local economy. A spokeswoman for the company said that the game event would provide many opportunities for players to come and see the sights. The event followed a similar event that spawned the Pokémon Lapras in the
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The madake variety of bamboo makes up 60% of Japan's cultivated bamboo, and Ōita is Japan's top producer. It is the most popular variety of bamboo used in handiwork and traditional crafts since it is very flexible and pressure resistant.
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that runs vertically through the prefecture and contributes to the many hot spring sources that make the region a popular tourist attraction and makes Ōita the prefecture with the largest number of hot springs in the whole country.
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in Beppu accepts many foreign students. As of November 1, 2009, there were 4,160 foreign students in Ōita total, from 101 different countries and territories, with the majority being from Asia (e.g. China and South Korea).
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Seki-aji and seki-saba are mackerels that are well-known seafood products of Ōita. Ōita has gained nationwide recognition for their promotion of "The Oita Brand", labeling local products with the prefectural name.
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in Musashi Town. Dancers wear grass skirts and dance with a drum tied to their front and a flag tied to their backs to pray to the Buddhist God Amida Buddha. In the Ono district there are 80 groups of
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compiled a list of prefectures meeting demands for reusable energy, Oita ranked number one with a 25.2% rate of self-sufficiency through the use of geothermal energy and hot spring heat.
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domain and is pictured on the 10,000 yen bill. He was influential in Japan's education system by promoting independence and self-reliance of the Japanese people at his classes as
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from several Asian countries. Exhibition winners are given generous prizes and their works are kept on display at the Asakura Fumio Memorial Museum in Bungo-Ono City.
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is a descendant of Tansō Hirose. In Edo period Japan, education was limited to samurai families and the rich. However, Hirose Tansō opened a school called Kangien
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works are on display, with other original Hirose artifacts, China dolls, tea ceremony utensils and more. Both are in Mameda Town, about a 10-minute walk from
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to the city to promote Christianity. Sōrin dreamed of creating a Christian nation; he was baptized and given the name "Don Francisco". Sōrin died in
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with engraved peacocks and an inscription dated 1209. The information on it tells of the relationship between Usa Shrine and the former Mirokuji, a
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and thus a large castle town never formed in Ōita. From this time that whole area became known as "Toyo-no-Kuni", which means "Land of Abundance".
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crystals are used as the main component of bath salts sold in Myoban, which are a popular souvenir that is used to help heal skin conditions.
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3928:Nussbaum, Louis-Frédéric and Käthe Roth. (2005).
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2010:Matsushita Electric Industrial Co.
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3897:November 4,
3892:grape Japan
3872:November 4,
3812:Japan Guide
3657:Japan Guide
3535:February 8,
3118:Miura Baien
3092:Ōtomo Sōrin
3023:Kyūdai Line
2944:-Hita-Oita)
2815:sessions.
2726:Harmonyland
2703:archer fish
2670:The city's
2665:Beppu Hells
2647:Beppu Hattō
2627:hot springs
2309:Bungotakada
2147:One of the
1998:Showa Denko
1956:mitten crab
1918:, cultured
1914:, cultured
1912:yellow jack
1910:, cultured
1860:torukogikyō
1541:Hon'yabakei
980:Tsue Sankei
964:Bungo Suidō
874:Hakusui Dam
866:Yabakei Dam
786:Iyo Channel
778:Suo Channel
626:Hi Province
580:hot springs
214: /
32:Ōita (city)
4736:Categories
4247:subregions
3923:References
3632:Visit Oita
3482:Ichinomiya
3104:Ōtomo clan
3068:Yawatahama
2980:Chikushino
2953:Kitakyushu
2842:Pokémon Go
2801:Mount Yufu
2756:Mount Yufu
2699:sea otters
2695:Umi-tamago
2639:geothermal
2573:newspapers
2482:Volleyball
2465:Basketball
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2096:Usa Shrine
2002:川澄化学工業株式会社
1982:Canon Inc.
1948:conger eel
1940:butterfish
1932:cuttlefish
1928:kuruma ebi
1916:yellowtail
1847:tangerines
1829:tomatoes,
1791:Cyperaceae
1774:Galingale:
1528:Saganoseki
1394: Town
1388: City
990:See also:
948:Setonaikai
898:Mount Kujū
860:(with the
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846:Mount Sobo
838:Mount Yufu
751:Usa Jjingū
744:ichinomiya
698:Edo period
650:After the
610:See also:
510:prefecture
476:var.
460:var.
339:Population
298:Government
63:Prefecture
4699:Kagoshima
4636:Tokushima
4618:Yamaguchi
4613:Hiroshima
4512:Yamanashi
4426:Fukushima
4291:Shin'etsu
4161:Himeshima
4137:Districts
4078:Bungo-Ōno
4035:Core city
3553:p. 40-41.
3420:大分県ホームページ
3351:内閣府ホームページ
3176:astronomy
3100:Ōita City
3064:Hiroshima
3028:Hōhi Line
3013:JR Kyushu
3007:Railroads
2890:Transport
2768:Kinrin-ko
2644:known as
2492:Ōita city
2365:Usa Jingū
2343:Usa Jingū
2339:culture.
2245:Onta ware
2221:Shishimai
2089:Main Hall
2087:Fuki-ji's
1944:blue crab
1906:cultured
1881:City and
1873:, pears (
1839:scallions
1784:｜shichitō
1503:Notsuharu
1449:Himeshima
1046:Himeshima
1000:Oita City
878:Beppu Bay
870:Ōno River
822:limestone
765:Geography
759:Usa, Ōita
451:Bungo-ume
438:Zosterops
347:1,136,245
287:Districts
4721:Category
4694:Miyazaki
4684:Kumamoto
4679:Nagasaki
4580:Wakayama
4527:Shizuoka
4502:Ishikawa
4474:Kanagawa
4421:Yamagata
4383:Hokkaido
4375:Hokkaidō
4340:Southern
4335:Northern
4281:Hokuriku
4254:Hokkaidō
4093:Kunisaki
3952:58053128
3915:, p. 28.
3843:July 29,
3817:June 13,
3808:"Yufuin"
3776:June 13,
3751:June 12,
3726:June 13,
3687:June 13,
3662:June 13,
3637:June 13,
3470:, p. 20.
3426:July 24,
3379:, p. 742
3291:Mushishi
3207:Kyuritsu
3184:Kunisaki
3182:Town in
3041:Airports
2760:Yufudake
2730:ハーモニーランド
2642:hotspots
2329:Buddhism
2313:Kunisaki
2291:Religion
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2121:jingū-ji
2106:Usa City
2101:hachiman
2014:Sumitomo
1994:Daihatsu
1936:hairtail
1908:flatfish
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1731:shiitake
1727:shiitake
1619:Nakatsue
1611:Kamitsue
1553:Yamakuni
1478:Kiyokawa
1441:Kunisaki
1058:Kunisaki
944:Aso Kujū
880:and the
810:Kumamoto
503:Ōita-ken
305:Governor
98:Ōita-ken
77:Japanese
4704:Okinawa
4669:Fukuoka
4628:Shikoku
4608:Okayama
4603:Shimane
4598:Tottori
4590:Chūgoku
4492:Niigata
4459:Saitama
4449:Tochigi
4444:Ibaraki
4345:Okinawa
4325:Shikoku
4308:Chūgoku
4243:Regions
4231:Regions
4173:Kokonoe
4113:Tsukumi
4098:Nakatsu
4088:Kitsuki
4025:capital
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3268:Nakatsu
3112:Tsukumi
2976:Asakura
2846:Pokémon
2831:Nakatsu
2779:temples
2714:城島高原パーク
2672:ryokans
2587:scholar
2519:Tourism
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2170:kugutsu
2071:Fuki-ji
2049:Culture
1883:Kokonoe
1854:トルコギキョウ
1768:Saffron
1764:saffron
1760:saffron
1756:saffron
1748:Saffron
1690:Economy
1615:Maetsue
1607:Amagase
1582:Tsurumi
1578:Naokawa
1574:Kamiura
1549:Yabakei
1470:Chitose
1445:Musashi
1061:Japan.
1042:Tsukumi
926:erosion
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814:granite
790:Shikoku
696:In the
665:daimyōs
606:History
576:Shikoku
552:Nakatsu
524:(2,448
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401:Website
270:Capital
227:Country
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4303:Kansai
4259:Tōhoku
4245:&
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4061:Cities
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3053:Ports
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2885:(OAB)
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2865:Media
2793:Onsen
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2192:Dance
2176:City.
1924:pearl
1920:loach
1898:cedar
1867:roses
1831:leeks
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1623:Ōyama
1590:Yayoi
1570:Kamae
1566:Honjō
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1115:豊後高田市
1098:豊後大野市
1038:Beppu
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410:.oita
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4128:Yufu
4083:Hita
4043:Ōita
4020:Ōita
3948:OCLC
3940:ISBN
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3874:2023
3845:2024
3819:2024
3778:2024
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