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Oita Oasis Tower Hotel
Haruka SaijoBeing the tallest building in the whole prefecture, Oita Oasis Tower Hotel is a top ranked city hotel in Oita CIty.
With a capacity of 40,000 seats and a roof that can be completely closed, the Oita Stadium was the venue for several games of the 2019 Rugby World Cup. The dome has a total diameter of 245 meters.
The stadium was designed by the architect Kisho Kurokawa, who is also responsible for the striking design of the Toyota Stadium in Aichi Prefecture. The unofficial name "Big Eye" is very apt because the stadium is shaped like a large, upward-looking eye with a roof that can be opened and closed like an eyelid.
It is mainly used for football matches and is home to the J. League Club Oita Trinita, but rugby matches and concerts are also held here.
All eyes will be on Japan in 2019 as it prepares to be the first Asian nation to host the Rugby World Cup tournament.
Being the tallest building in the whole prefecture, Oita Oasis Tower Hotel is a top ranked city hotel in Oita CIty.
The Motomachi magaibutsu is a Heian-period Buddhist relief in the city of Oita, in Kyushu in western Japan. This visage in stone is one of the most attractive and ancient in Japan.
A special exhibition at the Oita Art Museum looks at the works of Swedish ceramic artist Lisa Larson, who is known for her warm and simple Scandinavian-inspired pieces.
The great fireworks display is a part of Oita Tanabata Festival in summer.