Hita

Hita is a city situated in Oita Prefecture, Japan that was established on December 11, 1940. It is a rural and mechanical focus that basically delivers timber, furniture, and ceramics. Its attractions and grand excellence additionally make it a well known traveler goal. Amid the Edo time frame, Hita was designed according to Kyoto and its trader culture, and even now, it is designated "Little Kyoto". Hints of old Kyoto are obvious in the roads of Mameda. It additionally has a school worked by Hirose Tansou, where understudies from all over Japan came to adapt paying little respect to their sexual orientation or status.

Hita has many places of interest to visitors. The Gion Festival Center in Kuma-machi gives data about the history and exercises of Hita's yearly summer celebration, and displays six full-sized buoys which are strutted around the city amid the yearly Gion Festival. From July to November, anglers erect bamboo fish traps ayuyana in the Mikuma stream to catch Ayu fish; which are canvassed in salt and barbecued.

Hita has many festivals throughout the year that attract a steady stream of visitors. Some of the most popular festivals include:

• Hina Dolls Festival February/March: During the national Doll's Festival the historical centers and old places of Mameda-machi and Kuma-machi open their ways to the general population and show their accumulation of dolls.
• Cherry Blossom Festival First Sunday in April: Kizan Park has Hita's Cherry Blossom-seeing Hanami occasion, amid which individuals may appreciate a walk around the stream and drink under the bloom trees.
• Waterway Opening Festival First weekend after May 20: A two-day firecracker show that dispatches in excess of 10,000 firecrackers over the Mikuma stream. The presentation might be seen from a riverboat.