Biha Peninsula

Biha Peninsula [日盼长 びは・なぎ] is located on the north-western coast of Heisai Prefecture above Tosawa Bay. A series of three small volcanoes, branching off from the Funo Hills, runs down the length of the peninsula - Mount Chi (the tallest at 1,205 metres), Mount Kanryō (1,120m) and Mount Hakoru (1,090m). Biha Peninsula is home to many scenic natural sites such as the Morimizu Falls, Irohana Beach, and the Hozawa Wetlands.
The small city of Biha is located on the peninsula. It has a population of around 15,000, with its industry focusing on fishing and the production of seafood. 
In 1964, to protect the wildlife and natural environment of the Biha Peninsula, a great portion of the region was designated Biha National Park. The reserve has been subject to strict regulation, and entering is prohibited.