Cultural heritage in Oita
National Treasure buildings and historic districts in Oita.

Edo · Shrines · National Treasures
Usa Jingu
Usa, Oita
At Usa Jingu, the three National Treasure halls of the main sanctuary, built in the ancient Hachiman-zukuri style, stand side by side at the upper shrine, and in the grounds you can also see the Usa torii, the lower shrine, the roofed Kurebashi bridge and a great camphor tree. The main sanctuary is normally closed and is sometimes opened during periods such as special viewings.

Heian · Temples · National Treasures
Fuki-ji
Bungotakada, Oita
Fuki-ji is a temple in Bungotakada, Oita. Its Great Hall (Odo) is a designated National Treasure (Late Heian period).
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Historic districts
Mamedamachi, Hita
Hita, Oita
Mamedamachi, Hita is a merchant town in Hita, Oita, selected in 2004 as an Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings.
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Historic districts
Kitadai and Minamidai, Kitsuki
Kitsuki, Oita
Kitadai and Minamidai, Kitsuki is a samurai district in Kitsuki, Oita, selected in 2017 as an Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings.
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