JAPAN

OITA

 

Location : Oita District Ojimatsoka
Use : multi-purpose stadium
Construction period : Planned to be completed in March, 2001
Seats : 43,254

 
When are the matches and how do I get there?
June 10
June 13
June 16
18:00 (09:00 GMT)
20:30 (11:30 GMT)
18:00 (09:00 GMT)
H2 v H4
G4 v G1
Win. Group F v Run-up Group A
 

Air Haneda Airport (Tokyo) to Oita Airport is a 90-minute flight, plus an hour by bus or half an hour by hovercraft to central Oita. From Osaka there are 8 flights daily (1 hour).

Train From Tokyo (Tokyo Station) JR Tokaido-Sanyo Shinkansen super-express to Kokura and then change to limited express on the Nippo Honsen Line to Oita (6 hours 25 minutes) From Osaka (Shin Osaka Station) Shinkansen bullet train 4 hours. From Tokyo 16 hours 40 minutes by direct sleeper limited express.

Ferry Overnight services are available from Kobe and from Osaka to Beppu.

Bus From downtown Oita to the stadium takes about 30 minutes


The square measure in northeastern Kyushu of Japan is 6,332km2, overlooking Setonaikai. The prefecture office location is Ooita City. The steep Kyushu mountains stretches from the central part to the southeast and there is a small coastal plain in the northern and eastern part. The weather is warm and there is no cold area. The farming population is almost 45% and rice,*oranges, and * vegetables are raised. Shiitake mushrooms and bamboo are especially famous. Coastal industrial areas were recently developed and the petrochemical industry is starting to grow. There are various unique folk events and relics in every area and also the national parks Setonaikai* and Aso are nice to visit. The Beppu hot springs have been famous for a long time

 

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