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Useful Information on Flights to Oita

Destination Airport:	Oita Airport
Popular Airlines:	Go One Airways, Lufthansa, All Nippon Airways

Facts About Flying to Oita, Japan

The percentage of Oita travelers over the age of 35 was 33%.
The percentage of Oita travelers who were millennials was 67%.
The percentage of Oita travelers who were female was 33%.
Average number of days spent by travelers in Oita was 63.
Month with most bookings for Oita was August.
Month with least bookings for Oita was June.

‡ All of the above-mentioned facts are derived from the data of the last 3 months while the highest and lowest booking months are picked on the basis of last 12 months.

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Top Attractions in Oita

One of Oita’s most glorified attractions, Hells or Jigoku as locals call it is a gathering of hot springs. At this place hot water bubbles out from earth naturally. These hot springs have been converted into amusement parks with each following a different theme.

The Oita City Museum features two parts- theme exhibition and permanent exhibition. The permanent collection features over 1800 modern Japanese paintings calligraphic painting from Bungo and a lot more. The theme exhibition organizes shows of about 20 different themes.

Located close to Mt. Takasaki, Umitamago is a must visit for kids. The aquarium features fascinating animal shows. At its Experiment hall, you can explore and even touch various marine creatures.

Built in 827 A.D., the Yusuhara Hachiman Shrine holds a great religious significance for imperial and samurai families. Inside its caves you will find gorgeous images of dragons, flowers, birds and fish carved on walls.