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Kusu Town, Kusu County, Oita Prefecture

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Cubungomori kikanko

official nameBungomori Kikanko

English nameBungomori Kikanko

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    Said to be Kyushu's only locomotive cultural property in existence, Bungomori Kikanko is a pie-shaped concrete structure once used to house steam engine trains. Completed in November 1934, it served as the hub for the Kyudai Main Line which contributed tremendously to the growth of Kyushu economy before and after the Second World War. The facility was left abandoned following the railway electrification system was implemented in the 1970, up to the present day. It is a valuable, modern-period cultural property, as the building is left with bullet holes from the American fighter jet when the area was under attack. There stands on the premises today is a display of a steam engine train manufactured in 1919.

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    Bungomori Kikanko
    Location
    36-15, Iwamuro, Kusu-machi, Kusu-gun, Oita

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    Take Route 387 from Kusu Interchange toward Okuma → Go left in front of the fairytale Ohashi, go down the road and turn right → Turn left after the Kusu post office (there is a sign on the sidewalk).

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