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- The Kunisaki Peninsula, set in the hinterlands of northern Oita Prefecture, has a remarkable array of time-honored temples and shrines as well as...
- On the Kunisaki Peninsula, there are several mountain valleys which radiate from the centrally-located Mount Futago outwards toward the surrounding sea.
- Exploring the Kunisaki Peninsula offers a glimpse into Japan's rich cultural heritage. The peninsula is dotted with numerous Buddhist temples and shrines...
- Travel guide for the Kunisaki Peninsula, home of Mount Futago and its temples, as well as several national treasures in Oita Prefecture.
- The Kunisaki Peninsula, jutting out from Oita Prefecture on Kyushu Island, offers a unique blend of spiritual heritage, natural beauty, and tranquil villages.
- Kunisaki Peninsula (国東半島), home of majestic mountains and rustic Buddhist temples is certainly one of Japan’s secret gem.
- The picturesque and verdant Kunisaki Peninsula is a haven of rural life that today belies its history as one of the greatest centres of Buddhism in Japan.
- Due to its somewhat remote nature, the Kunisaki Peninsula is not reachable by public transportation.
- The Kunisaki Peninsula is located in the north-east of Oita Prefecture and a round-shaped old volcanic topography including Bungotakada City in the north...
- The Kunisaki Peninsula is situated in northern Oita Prefecture, facing the Seto Inland Sea. It has a number of valleys radiating from Mount Futago at its centre.
