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Usuki, Oita / 臼杵城跡(臼杵公園)

Usuki Castle Ruins (Usuki Park)

A castle built in 1562 (Eiroku 5) by the Christian daimyo Otomo Sorin on Nyu Island in Usuki Bay, and in the Edo period the castle of the Usuki domain (50,000 koku) ruled by the Inaba family. Once surrounded by the sea, it is now joined to the land by reclamation; the ruins are laid out as Usuki Park, and about 300 cherry trees bloom in spring.

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26 Sept 2026

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25 Dec 2026

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10 minutes on foot from Usuki Station (JR Nippo Line).

Checked 26 Sept 2026 on the official site
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Address: Usuki, Oita (Japanese address: 大分県臼杵市大字臼杵)

Official site: https://www.visit-oita.jp/spots/detail/4594

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About 300 cherry trees bloom in spring.

Checked 26 Sept 2026 on the official site
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