Discover Hita
Discover Hita, a small town with a wealth of offerings for visitors. Stroll along Mamedamachi shopping street and pick up some local souvenirs, book a tour with the Sapporo Beer Factory, or learn about the sake-making process at the Iichiko Hita Distillery. Despite its size, Hita provides an engaging and diverse experience that will leave a lasting impression on any traveler.
Things to see and do
FAQs
Getting around in Hita
The easiest way to get around in Hita is by car, but most major sights and attractions are accessible by a combination of trains and busses. Though, travelers will have to rely on single tickets or a prepaid card, since no special train or bus passes are provided within this area.
Getting to Hita
Public transportation:
To get from Fukuoka to Hita by public transportation, travelers need to take the JR Kyushu Limited Express "Yufuin no Mori" from Hakata Station to Hita Station. The journey takes approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes.
Nearest airport:
The nearest and most convenient airport is Saga Airport.
-
by car: approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes
-
by public transport: approximately 3 hours
Car rentals:
How long to stay in Hita
We recommend staying in Hita between half a day and one day.
Hotels in Hita
Flights to Hita
The nearest and most convenient airport is Saga Airport.
-
by car: approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes
-
by public transport: approximately 3 hours
Getting mobile data in Japan
We recommend the following options for staying connected in Japan:
Day trips from Hita
Experience the traditional, peaceful Japanese way of life in Tsuetate Onsen, a historic town nestled in the mountains. Enjoy some of Japan's best hot springs and steam baths, known for ...
Travel time:
Distance, km: 18.38
Read MoreYamaga Onsen is the perfect destination for hot spring enthusiasts, boasting over a dozen establishments to choose from. In addition to the world-renowned springs, be sure to visit the Kumamoto ...
Travel time:
Distance, km: 41.65
Read MoreDazaifu is renowned for its awe-inspiring shrines, attracting Japanese students who pray for academic success. The Kyushu National Museum is another must-visit attraction, offering a glimpse into the region's history ...
Travel time:
Distance, km: 43.28
Read MoreThe Aso area is home to some of Japan's most pristine nature, including the largest volcano in the country. Ascend to the summit for breathtaking views, and explore the diverse ...
Travel time:
Distance, km: 51.14
Read MoreThe Yanagawa Canals serve as the primary attraction in this charming city. Discover Yanagawa by cruising its picturesque waterways, experiencing local culture, and admiring the stunning architecture along the way.
Travel time:
Distance, km: 51.69
Read MoreFukuoka, the largest city in Japan's Kyushu region, offers a delightful mix of ancient temples, pristine beaches, and modern structures. Experience the bustling energy of this thriving metropolis as you ...
Travel time:
Distance, km: 57.42
Read MoreKumamoto, a vibrant city with rich history and culture, is home to one of Japan's most famous castles, Kumamoto Castle. Renowned for its beauty and majesty, the castle attracts visitors ...
Travel time:
Distance, km: 61.59
Read More