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About the Tsukumi City Tourism Association

Tsukumi City Tourism Association is located at the north exit of Tsukumi Station on the JR Nippo Main Line.
We provide tourist information about the city and its surroundings, and information on restaurants. Please come to Tsukumi, a rich town surrounded by the Rias coast.
 
■ Name Tsukumi City Tourism Association
■ Location 879-2441 Oita Prefecture, Tsukumi City, Chuo-machi 1-30 
       Tsukumi Station North Exit
■ Hours Weekdays 8:30 - 17pm / Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays 10am - 14pm
■ Phone number 0972-82-9521
■ FAX number 0972-82-7106
■ Name
Tsukumi City Tourism Association
■ Location
Tsukumi Station North Exit 879-2441 Chuo-machi, Tsukumi City, Oita Prefecture 1-30
■ Phone Number0972-82-9521
■FAX number0972-82-7106

Access

Oita Prefecture, Tsukumi City, Chuo-machi 1-30

Business of Tsukumi City Tourism Association

Creating charm of Tsukumi

  • Development of experience programs that make use of Tsukumi's unique charm (promotion of industrial tourism, promotion of cycling tourism, promotion of Hotojima tourism, etc.)
  • Marketing research (food and tourism satisfaction survey, visitor survey, etc.)

Dissemination of the charm of Tsukumi

  • Events held (GW Dolphin Island Festival, Tsukumi Hyugadon Campaign, Tsukumi Moika Festa, Tsukumi Light Tiger Market, Bungosuido Kawazu Cherry Tree Festival, etc.)
  • Film commission, mass media coverage acceptance
  • Sales activities (domestic / overseas travel agencies, etc.)
  • Production and utilization of Motoichi PR materials (websites, promotional videos, image libraries, picture postcards, wrapping paper, etc.)

Preservation and inheritance of traditional performing arts

  • Tsukumi fun dance (Tournament management, dispatch of fan dance girls, etc.)

Creating a system

  • Strengthening relationships with citizens (issue of Tsukumi Tourism NEWS, etc.)
  • Disseminating information to members (official LINE, etc.)
  • Finding and training human resources (holding study sessions, etc.)
  • Collaboration with local organizations and government agencies
  • Wide area cooperation
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