Hita Hot Spring
Known as suikyo (water village) for the beauty of its rich waters and river banks. After taking a hot spring bath, enjoy a meal on a houseboat while dressed in your yukata. The townscape of an imperial fief that had once prospered under the control of the shogunate remain to the present day. The neighborhood of Mameda is known as the "little Kyoto of Kyushu," and is filled with a sentimental atmosphere.
  
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THE GLINT OF LIGHTS ON THE WATER 
        More Information about Hita Hot Spring
- Street address
- Hita City, Oita
- Access
- Approximately 15 minutes on foot from JR Hita Station
 
 
- Opening Hours
- Closed
- Best season
- -
- Point
update: Sep.3.2024

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