Kameyama Park

It is a park centered on Mount Hikuma, one of the three Hita hills, and is located along the Mikuma River.

Kameyama Park is a park located in the south of the urban area (Nakanoshima Town), along the Chikugo River (Mikuma River) and centered on Mount Ichikuma in the Hita Three Hills. This Mount Hikuma diverts the Mikuma River, and if you stand here, you will feel comfortable standing in the middle of the river flow. In the south, the water is full of water by the Mikuma Weir and the Shimanai Weir, and the waterside over the Midori Bridge at the east end flows with babbling and is a waterside landscape representing Hita City, it is also a land of scenic victories that was also chanted by historical songs.

The park is filled with large trees such as isuigashi, muk, and enoki, and is a popular park representing "Suigo Hita", which is adjacent to the Mikuma River, which is a houseboat and a houseboat, and is a place for walking for citizens and tourists. In addition, cherry blossoms are planted on the west side of the park, making it a spot of flower viewing.

There are also babbling channels, slides and swings that children can play, so please relax with everyone.

What to see

With about 90 cherry trees planted, it is full of flower visitors in the spring.

There are also playground equipment such as swings and slides near the flower viewing place, so it's good to watch flowers while letting children play.

You can also view it while walking along the promenade along the Mikuma River.

Kameyama Park is located along the Mikuma River and is diverted at the tip of the park, and can be reached across the bridge from the Kuma town side.

There is a solid stone bridge and a bridge near the water surface (sinking bridge) without a parapet, so you can experience that you can not usually feel much, so there are many favorites.

Because it is along the Mikuma River,Sanshi Shui Ming no Sato "Suigo Hita"It is famous as.

There are Ukai and houseboats in Hita, Suigo.

A fishing method of taming cormorants and catching fish is a fishing method that has been practiced in Japan and China since ancient times.

Ukai in Hita City, Oita Prefecture"Japan's Three Great Ukai"It is counted as one of, and the others are the city of Gifu, Gifu and the city of Ozu, Aichi.

Ōita Prefecture's Ukai has a 400-year tradition and is designated as an Important Intangible Cultural Property.

It is said that the beginning was due to the fact that Toyotomi Hideyoshi's servant invited Ukai from Gifu.

Such a kai will take place from May 20 to October 31.

The recommendation when looking at the Ukai is a houseboat.

The houseboat is owned by an inn at Hita Onsen, so you can get on board by applying for an inn.

The inside of the houseboat is covered with tatami mats and you can eat, so you can relax slowly.

You can ride on loan, so why not spend time only for your important family and friends?

Of course you can not only rent-out, but also get on board. You can get on board for about 3300 yen per person, so it is a reasonable price compared to rent-out.

I would like to see the three major Japanese insteaters from a houseboat.

Please enjoy the traditional fishing method once.

In addition, a fireworks display will be held at the same time as the lifting of the ban and Ukai in May.

Conducted for the second day in a row, a total of about 10,000 fireworks will be launched.

It is a masterpiece because you can see the fireworks from the houseboat.