Saiki Holidays

​Saiki, located in Oita Prefecture along the Bungo Channel, offers a harmonious blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage. Visitors can explore the ruins of Saiki Castle atop Mount Shiroyama, which provides panoramic views of the city and a glimpse into its feudal past. The historic samurai district invites leisurely walks through cobblestone streets lined with statues, evoking the era of the samurai. Nature enthusiasts will appreciate the Fujigawachi Valley, renowned for its breathtaking landscapes and serene hiking trails. For a touch of whimsy, the Totoro Bus Stop offers a nostalgic nod to Studio Ghibli fans, providing a charming photo opportunity. ​

Adventure seekers can take deep-sea fishing excursions, taking advantage of Saiki's reputation for offering the widest variety of fresh fish in Japan, thanks to the nutrient-rich waters where the Seto Inland Sea meets the Pacific Ocean. Cycling enthusiasts may be drawn to the annual Tour de Saiki, a scenic ride that traverses from azure seas through pristine river courses to lush mountains and back. Culinary travellers will love the local seafood, particularly the wide variety of fresh fish available.

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