9Jinkakuji Temple(Ozako Magaibutsu)

This station offers home-made steamed
bread and locally produced vegetables. The
restaurant serves a wide variety of dishesfeaturing local gamecocks (Toyo no Shamo).

The main hall of the temple,
which is designated as a
National Important Cultural
Property, has a dignified
atmosphere. Enjoy the sight of
more than 500 rhododendrons
blooming in spring.

0974-34-3231
9:00 AM-6:00 PMat Fukoji Temple (Fukoji Magaibutsu)

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Furusato Taiken-muraCamping Area

Roadside Station Asaji
Roadside Station Asaji offers a wide varietyof local products such as fresh vegetables
and crafts. The restaurant serves delicious
dishes featuring Asaji beef.

Regional Station (Sato no Eki)Yasuragi Kosaten

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Eboshi Park

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9:30 AM-6:00 PM (differs by season)

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1 Bungo-Ono Municipal Museum

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Fumio Asakura Memorial Park

Learn about the people of the region and the influence
nature has had on their lives.

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Roadside Station Mie

Roadside Station Mie

Enjoy the beautiful view of the Enaidolandscape consisting of the Ono River and arural farming village while you shop for
specialty products and savor tasty food andbeverages.

Enaido Scenic Spot

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This stone bridge has a beautiful namemeaning “Rainbow over the valley.” It isthe largest stone arch bridge in Oita
Prefecture built during the Edo period(1603-1868).

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Roadside Station Kiyokawa
At this station, stores and restaurants
provide a wide variety of local specialties
such as clean peach, golden sesame,and processed foods using them.
0974-35-2117
7:30 AM-6:00 PM

The cliff climbs more than 70 meters above theOkudake River. Because the river is an excellent
place for family fun, it is always crowded in thesummer.

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Kokan Bridge

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Kawasemi Park

Taizako Canyon

These statues were sculpted in the late Heianperiod (794-1192). They are exquisitely
sculpted and elegant, making it hard for us toimagine that they were carved in rock. They
are designated as National Important Cultural
Properties.

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Ladle Rock (Shakushi-iwa)

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Utahime Shrine

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Rigaku-no-Sato Densho Taiken-kan(displaying local performing arts)

Roadside Station Harajiri Falls
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9:00 AM-5:00 PM (differs by season)

This steam bath features herbs on rocks
that are heated in a fire. The stone bathat Tsujigawara has provided comfort tothe locals since the middle ages.

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Komori Falls

Featuring freshly harvested agricultural
products and processed foods, therestaurant serves a wide variety of local
specialties in a large and comfortablespace.

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Jikumaru Terraced Rice Paddies

Buddha Statue

Both are precious historical assets representative of Buddha statues carvedin rock (magaibutsu) in the Bungo region. They were sculpted at the end of
Heian period (794-1192), and have existed where they stand in a dignifiedstate ever since. The locals pray to them for peace and prosperity.

The forest in Kawakami Canyon is listed as one of Japan’s
top 100. The deep forest and beautiful river create a different
world that invites you to take a few deep breaths of its natural
freshness.

Kenkofu Gorge
River Park Inukai

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described as being “like a reclining dragonand laying lion” in The Chronicle of Bungo(Bungo Kokushi).

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Massive Harajiri Falls is 120 meters wide and 20 meters high.
People live just above the falls, which features extraordinary
scenery.

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Otsurumizu Buddha Statue Carvedin Rock (Otsurumizu Magaibutsu)

Roadside Station Asaji

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These are the ruins of a port that flourishedin the Edo period (1603-1868). The Wave
Riding Diety (Naminori Jizo) inscribed on arock to ensure safe voyages is also pleasant.

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Inukai Port Ruins

Observatory to watch Inukaiboshi Star

Shidahara DamMt. Yoroigatake

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This stone statue is known forhaving been written about in apoem by Akiko Yosano. It
represents Fudo-myoo, a guardiandiety, but is impressive for the soft
expression on its face.

This is a rare statue that was carved on
soft rock and finished with a coating ofclay and fiber, such as hemp.

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These statues were carved into the cliff. The largest ofthem is 11.3 meters high, which makes it one of thelargest in Oita Prefecture. This site is very beautiful
with its carpet of hydrangea blooming in early summer.

Inukai Stone
Buddha Statue

Ozako Buddha Statue

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Scenery of Iwado

Flow in Matsuo

This large, distinctive quay shows amagnificent combination of naturallandscape and human effort.

These huge trees were discovered at the bottom of a river.
They were buried in the eruption of Mt. Aso 90,000 years
ago. The surface of the trees burned, which tells us of theoverwhelming destruction of the large eruption.

Mt. Katamuki

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Covering parts of Oita and Miyazaki prefectures,
Sobo-Katamuki Quasi-National Park is called theroof of Kyushu. It is home to a flourishing primary
forest that nurtures the precious animals and plantsthat live within it, and is the source of Ono River,which locals call the mother river.

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issued by

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Chinda Falls became well known through a painting by
Sesshu. The ruins of the stone hydraulic power plant, thatutilized the height of the falls, are registered as IndustrialModernization Heritage.

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Chinda Falls

Deai and Torodo Bridges
The arches of these two stone bridges are the first andsecond largest in Japan. The magnificent view of thesebridges spanning the beautiful river makes you forgetthe hustle and bustle of life.

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This map is based on 1:25000-scale map data issued by the Geographical Survey Institute (GSI) with the approval of the GSI Director. (Approval Number: H24-jo-shi, No. 244-30686)

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The 4 kilometer-long row of cherry trees growing at theentrance of Mt. Ondake is very beautiful when the trees arein bloom in spring.

Approximate distance from the parking area

…A bit of a walk

Hakusan Canyon
The clear stream is listed as one of Japan’s 100purest waters. The fireflies in night sky in earlysummer are beautiful, a sight we can thank forthe preservation activities of the local residents.

…Trekking clothing and equipment required