Mt. Okue

Mt. Okue is the featured mountain of the Sobo Katamuki Quasi-National Park. The area offers extended cliffs, natural forests, and a variety of trails for climbers.

Ayu Yana

“Ayu Yana” is the name of a traditional fishing method that has been used for over 300 years and is a signature autumn feature of Nobeoka.

The Mt. Atago Night View

From the summit of Mt. Atago you can enjoy sweeping views of the city’s urban area, Hyuga-nada Sea, and even Shikoku Island on very clear days.

The Shimo Aso Beach

Shimo Aso Beach is a beautiful, white sandy beach located in the center of the Nippou Coast Quasi-National Park. It has been selected as the best swimming beach in Kyushu.

Sato Shochu Manufacturing Facility

Sato Shochu makes shochu using carefully selected ingredients and naturally filtered water from the clear streams of the Houri River.

Nobeoka Tengaichi Takigi Noh

Nobeoka Tengaichi Takigi Noh is a world class traditional Japanese play put on outdoors and tells stories of history and culture by firelight using masks that have been handed down from the Naito family, the formal feudal lords of Nobeoka.

Hideji Beer

Hideji Beer is a craft beer brewery using locally sourced, natural ingredients resulting in a deep, rich flavor.

Sentoku Shuzo Brewery

Representing the cultural tradition of sake in southern Japan.

River Canoe Touring

The rivers that emanate from Sobo Katamuki Quasi-National Park have abundant, high quality water, making them perfect for canoeing, swimming, or fishing.

Sightseeing Spots in Nobeoka

Explore beautiful Nobeoka, from temples and shrines to stunning nature.

An Introduction to Nobeoka City

Nobeoka is known as a sports hub, a gourmet town, and an “outdoor paradise.”

Nobeoka City Trash Disposal Guidebook

An overview of proper garbage separation in Nobeoka.

Nobeoka International Newsletter

The Newsletter is published every month, sharing articles by foreign residents and updates on exchange activities.

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“Nobeoka International”, a Facebook page by Nobeoka City’s International Exchange Promotion Office, keeps you updated on both international and local events in Nobeoka. We also share the International Exchange Newsletter, pictures of events, Messages from the ALTs and the CIR and more! The page is updated in Japanese, English and German.

Explore Nobeoka

Mt. Okue

Mt. Okue is the featured mountain of the Sobo Katamuki Quasi-National Park. The area offers extended cliffs, natural forests, and a variety of trails for climbers.

Ayu Yana

“Ayu Yana” is the name of a traditional fishing method that has been used for over 300 years and is a signature autumn feature of Nobeoka.

The Mt. Atago Night View

From the summit of Mt. Atago you can enjoy sweeping views of the city’s urban area, Hyuga-nada Sea, and even Shikoku Island on very clear days.

The Shimo Aso Beach

Shimo Aso Beach is a beautiful, white sandy beach located in the center of the Nippou Coast Quasi-National Park. It has been selected as the best swimming beach in Kyushu.

Sato Shochu Manufacturing Facility

Sato Shochu makes shochu using carefully selected ingredients and naturally filtered water from the clear streams of the Houri River.

Nobeoka Tengaichi Takigi Noh

Nobeoka Tengaichi Takigi Noh is a world class traditional Japanese play put on outdoors and tells stories of history and culture by firelight using masks that have been handed down from the Naito family, the formal feudal lords of Nobeoka.

Hideji Beer

Hideji Beer is a craft beer brewery using locally sourced, natural ingredients resulting in a deep, rich flavor.

Sentoku Shuzo Brewery

Representing the cultural tradition of sake in southern Japan.

River Canoe Touring

The rivers that emanate from Sobo Katamuki Quasi-National Park have abundant, high quality water, making them perfect for canoeing, swimming, or fishing.

Sightseeing Spots in Nobeoka

An Introduction to Nobeoka City

Nobeoka City Trash Disposal Guidebook

Nobeoka International Newsletter

Contents

Athlete Town Nobeoka

A Treasure House of Japan's 100 Best

Gourmet Town Nobeoka

Access Guide

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Explore Nobeoka