Okuhita Long Route

A beautiful park full of verdant green that spreads out along the Mikuma River. The name Kameyama means Turtle Mountain, named so because the river running alongside it resembles a turtle shell from above. Quaint onsen hot spring ryokans line its perimeter, giving it a traditional feel. With great access to Hita, it's a perfect spot to start a leisurely cycling journey.

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A must-see for fans of Attack on Titan! Bronze statues of young Eren, Mikasa and Armin were placed in the lower plaza of Oyama Dam to celebrate celebrate 10 years of serial publication of Attack on Titan. The 94 meter tall dam stands in for "Wall Maria," one of the gargantuan walls that makes its first appearance in the prologue of the story. Be transported to the world of Attack on Titan as you gaze up at the collosal dam alongside the statues!

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Three mountains, including Mt. Gozen and Mt. Shaka which stretch along the border between Oita and Fukuoka prefectures, and Mt. Toka, are together known as Tsue Sanzan, or the Three Peaks of Tsue. From their peaks on clear days, catch spectacular views of Mt. Aso, Mt. Yufu, as well as the faraway Ariake Sea and Mt. Unzen.